For metal figures I use
Zap-a-Gap CA+ super glue and have been very happy. For plastics, I use their
Zap Plastic Glue. A couple of things to keep in mind:
1) You don\'t have to necessarily use a plastics-specific glue on them, you could use the regular Zap-a-Gap, too. But the plastics-specific glue is formulated to slightly melt the plastic on each side of the join to each other, creating a stronger bond.
2) To ensure the strongest join (most important when gluing metal, but always useful), you should consider pinning: use a pin vice and a tiny bit to drill a small hole a couple of mm deep into both sides being joined, into which you\'ll insert and glue a small piece of wire as you glue the pieces together. This will make for a
much stronger join, and a search of this forum will find some much more detailed step-by-steps of the process if you need them.
Also, keep in mind that less is usually more where superglues are concerned; a drop is generally all you need, unless the surface areas being joined is more than a cm or so wide, and using too much glue can actually weaken the bond. Finally, while I do endorse The Warstore for internet sales based on great personal experiences with them, I gave links to the glues on The Warstore\'s pages only for a quick-and-easy reference to see exactly what I was talking about. However, these are common, popular glues and you should be able to find them in many different places.
Edit: or what Dragonreach and Modderrhu just said... my fault for typing too much, too slowly!
