I have been flying a UCD 46 for 1 1/2 years. I had a YS 63 on it first. The YS generates 8 lbs of thrust according to my scale. It will hover the UCD which weighs a whopping 6 lbs. I switched the YS to a 4 lb Burrito and put an OS 91 4 strokeon the UCD. The 91 really pulls it around like it means it. More thrust than I need but not than I like. The OS generates 10 lbs of thrust. Your engine will stain a gut to produce more than 6 lbs of static thrust.
First I have the UCD and a few profiles. I like the proflies better - they are more agile, more rugged, and easier to work on as the wear and tear of 3d learning sets in. The UCD 46 is a 60 size plane with a 46 label. With your engine you will get a few seconds of hover or something close to it . If you put it on a 4 lb plane you can 3d - not great but OK.
I wouldn't worry about the looks of a profile. They look fine in the air and you are going to ding up whatever plane pretty quickly. Your 3rd 3d plane can be pretty if you are into pretty.