Now punch a few holes along the rounded wing tip and use some wire ties to lace the wing back together. Easy, just slide them out of the back of the ailerons and straighten. Bend in a slight belly before inserting back in wing to keep them at the bottom of the hinge. Take a cable tie and thread it through to form a hinge and hold the rods. A slight bend in the fuselage can be straightened over your knee.
Harder bends give in to a pair of vice grips and a crescent wrench.
Be careful when you straighten around bolt holes. Other fuselage breaks can be fixed or reinforced by doubling up plates on each side of the break and bolting together. For a quick field repair, take a piece of cable tie strap, bend in half and insert in wing mounting hole. The steel bolt will cut its own threads in the nylon insert and make for a quick repair. This is a permanent fix.