I currently have no completed models which were done with super glue. The reason is: I once sandwiched a few plastic model parts together with it. It seemed like an absolutely ideal bond for a short while. I let those parts sit for a few days. No big deal... I didn't do all the usual seam sanding and painting work. The glue seams became brittle. I was able to easily pull the stuff apart.
I do use superglue for guitar repair though. It is the best "transparent wood filler" I have ever found.
The Testors orange tube stuff is more like the kind of action I like. It seems like it makes plastic become a part of the adhesion. It's always extremely hard to get stuff apart once it has been glued with Testors orange tube.
If any plastic model builders are lovin' some other kind of glue better than the Testors orange tube, I'd like to give it a try. Maybe a glue that does not have the eternal string that you have to wind off after applying a glue line or one that comes with a fine-tip applicator.
David Kennesaw, GA