Toshi, a fine job representing that big amphib. 
It certainly is huge, isn't it - only room I would have for display is hanging from a ceiling.
Hunter, that is unfortuneate about the accident, but these things happen. Good on you for keeping cool about it.
Scott, hang in there bud. It's crazy the stuff we sometimes put ourselves through.
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Thank you BrandonK, Bish, and Hunter.
Since the floats required some putty work, I decided to go ahead and fix their shape. They look like they needed a bit deeper curve at the forward bottom end when compared to this side profile line drawing:
To ensure they receive equal treatment, the pair were taped together. After careful study, three points were found as appropriate area for 'fattening up'. The 0.5mm rods were glued straight across both, and once dry, separated with a sharp knife.
A narrow strip of sheet plastic (just slightly wider than the floats themselves), was glued in place. I started from the rear and moved forwards, allowing some dry time at each new curved point. The front and back ends also received some sheet plastic to fix the steps created from the uneven fit. Followed up with some carving of excess plastic and a little sanding. Then it was time to go nutz with the putty ....
regards,
Jack