I've used Zap-a-Gap on both plastic and metal minis for years, and I've always found it to be more than enough hold - on larger pieces that carry a lot of weight on the joins like on those Harbinger wings, or on small fiddly joins like on wrists with small connection points, I've still had to pin the pieces, but ZAG usually works well.
BTW. 'Zap a Gap' is a thick super glue that is often used as an easy method for sealing lines in models. In case you readers didn't already know.
My cruddy Glue is called Plasti-Zap-(medium CA).It's great for glueing fingers but
didn't do anything for the soft plastic figs I was using it on.
Actually when I ordered it I thought I was ordering Zap a Gap which I used before
with good results .
OD
(08-15-2014 09:06 PM)Old Dwarf Wrote: [ -> ] (08-15-2014 04:09 PM)StayPuft Wrote: [ -> ]Must admit I am not a huge fan of having to assemble my miniatures. I HATE that damn glue. Gets frigging everywhere. LOL! But, oh well. Whatcha gonna do, brother? Watcha gonna do when Hulkamania runs wild on you?
...Wait... what the Hell was I talking about?
Probably it's just the Glue talking 
OD
No, that giant purple octopus wearing a baby blue top hat told me that I was fine. Plus, he said it in a British accent, so you know it must be true. :-D
A British accent-Why didn't you say so in the first place? Looks like Octo-Brit
has returned.
OD
I hate figure cleaning/assembly/priming. If I had someone to do that part, I'd have way more painted.