I'm not one to dash motivation, but it ain't worth the effort. It'll take you 20 man-hours to disassemble it, another $20 in parts (or more) to replenish your parts supply and whatever time it'd take you to rebuild it.
As an old rmr'er once stated, and I paraphrase:
The odds a rocket cato, burn up, crash, come in ballistic, fosberry-flop in, land on concrete/asphalt/composite d' jour, hang in trees, get caught in powerlines, land in lakes, ponds, rivers and oceans and disappear without a trace are IN direct proportion to:
a) the amount of time you took to build it b) the amount of care you put into building it c) how perfect a finish you got d) how perfect a design it was e) the affection you feel for it f) how awesome the first flight(s) was(were).
Trust me, I'm living proof:
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Alas and alack, it would be a learning experience. It still is a $45 kit, though.
If you insist, any replies you've gotten so far are sound. Power tools, an airframe splice and a heat gun would do the trick. Note on the power tool thing: cured epoxy is a nasty sensitizer. Cover every imaginable exposed part of your body, especially your eyes, THEN put on one of those HAZMAT suits and top that off with a body condom. :-)>
Good luck.