B-2 + B-2 = B-4 extra, extra long range Stealth Bomber

[seadude]

Since everybody else is doing it by doubling or tripling model kits, I guess I might as well jump on the bandwagon too.     
Had this idea a few months ago by doubling up a B-2 stealth bomber kit. The B-4 extra, extra, extra long range stealth bomber.
Of course, whether or not this actually gets built anytime in the future is another matter entirely. The old Testor B-2 stealth bomber kits were notorious for gaps, ill fitting parts, and so much more. 
So building something like this would be quite the headache. As well as needing a case of aspirin and a barrel of favorite alcoholic beverage. 

[Vulcan7]

Makes a nice looking twin, shame about the kit-fit 

Maybe you could make the 2 models and cut the wings off scoring with a steel rule as the design is all straight lines?

[McColm]

You should have used the Revell 1/72 Northrop ATB kit for your build as the centre fuselage parts are straight with the curved wings added like butt joints which is why I used a wire coat hanger to strengthen the joints.

[Old Wombat]

Just to play Devil's Advocate; you could always make it longer, rather than wider, by joining the kits nose to tail.

[NARSES2]

Just to play Devil's Advocate; you could always make it longer, rather than wider, by joining the kits nose to tail.

Back to front - the classic "Day after the night before" design ?