Well, I just got back into flying again and came across the gremlin as a plane I could scratch build for a very low cost. 4 years ago when i was getting into combat we used wiffle ball bats and a six foot wing, but now I want to try the flying wing gremlin. My question is does any one know what degree the washout is in the wingtip? I have got my cutting table complete and a great deal on 20 sheets of 2'x8' x 2" at $1.00 a piece. and bought one downspout. I am ready to cut some cores but don't quite know how to do the wash out. if I try to keep the wing tops level then the washout brings the trailing edge of the outer wingtip up flush with the top of the root template. Is this correct? If I don't bring it up this much then the leading edge will not be straight across the entire wingspan.

If any body has any instruction on this please let me know.

Thank you.
John