Well, no. The cowls for the '262 s Jumos were fitted primarily to the wing, not the engine, so there is no obligatory or even conveiniant reason to use those particular sections for a He162 installation. That anyone would do art or even a kit with that feature would be a matter of lack of information combined with lack of knowledge of what's actually involved with the hardware.
A Jumo in the installation would need a cowl with a bit of a hump forward, not unlike the BMW003, to cover the accessories, and then taper back more directly, as the various hardware is grouped more foreward on the Jumo. The inclusion of the aft wing to nacel fillet over the upper half of the rear cowl area shows how absurd/ignorant those artists were to things. The rear cowl could have '262 style cooling slots, or Ar234 style slots. The cowls in general would likely hinge off the lower edge like the BMW or like the Jumo on Ar234.