TAMIYA87038 Extra Thin Cement Glue Fine Tip 40ml 2 Pack

Easy to apply. Strong hold. Convienent size does a lot. Dries clear. Works great. Looks good.

Good quality. I can glue the plastic dust protection for the DIY miniature houses from Flever, Rolife, and etc. You have to glue things fast though because it dries fast. It smells like nail polish, not bad at all.

A great product with aplicator

This two pack is the best value for the money. Tamiya is a legendary brand and this plastic solvent lives up to that reputation 100 percent. This is the thin stuff so it is imperative that you use caution when working with it as adding too much and letting it run where you don't want it will start to dissolve parts in places you don't want. That said, when used carefully and correctly it can't be beat for the performance. The bottles look great sitting on the workbench too I just have to say.

This is the best stuff there is.

This is the best product in my opinion for modeling Warhammer 40k minis; brush it on the joints, hold together a few moments, and it's melted together. I go through a ton of it and it works great. There are a handful of things to just be aware of:It won't work at all on 3D printed resin models, and that includes Forge World stuff from Games Workshop. For that you'll need super glue and patience (or super glue accelerator).Be careful not to touch any place that has cement on it; it becomes soft enough that you can leave fingerprints on it.It can be a challenge when used on larger pieces, such as big panels on a vehicle. It takes a while to brush on enough of it over a large surface and it almost starts drying before you can get around to all spots. You just must work quickly or keep reapplying to keep it "wet" before you attach. For this reason, it's not quite the best product for big items such as large vehicles and terrain: for those again I prefer super glue.But none of those are a knock against this product, that's just how model cement works. The only reason I took a star off is that the brushes on this are just not well designed to use up all the product. They don't easily reach to the bottom of the jar. You can pull the brush down to extend it a bit, but I've found that to still not be a great solution to get to the bottom. And if you're not able to get a lot of the product on the brush it just won't work. What I end up doing is always working from a mostly full jar. When it gets low I'll move to another jar, and then when that is low I'll combine them. Working from a full jar is really the only way that you aren't fighting to get enough cement on your brush.They probably can't switch to a narrower jar just because people will knock it over. However, I do wish the jars had a rounded interior base, and then a brush that goes all the way to the bottom without any fuss.Otherwise, this is a great product and is my go-to way to assemble minis!

I’ve used a lot of glues over the years for model and miniature building and I’ve gotta say this is my favorite. It’s quick and easy and you don’t get a bunch of spill over or unnecessary glue texture.

Simply the best glue for model kits.