After all the edges were clean, I proceeded to put the puzzle back together. This took two people and some thin CA. Luckily, the break was quite clean and so it was easy to see where the two halves should line up. The pictures show it after all of it had been CA'd. It was actually very strong like that. I could hold it by one end and move it around and the other end didn't even budge. So that was encouraging. Then I put it in a fuse jig and made sure it was straight, and it was very close. I got so excited fixing it that I forgot to take any pictures of it. Anywho, once it was all straight in the jig, I then used sticks of balsa which were CA'd the the outside of the fuse. This didn't keep it in line so much as it helped to pull the few dents out to the right contour. Then, I used 6 oz fiberglass cloth on the inside. Should be able to work on it some more either today or tomorrow.