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So I got it, but I haven't used it yet. I still have some of their normal left, but it being thinner does make it less likely that I'll put too much and have some ooze out when i push the pieces together. But I'm curious if it works as good as their normal super glue. Anyone tried it out? I was going to use it on my new Warmahordes stuff.

Pro: Brush applicator means more precision and less waste.
Con: Glue itself isn't as good as Zap-a-Gap imo. Need to be careful when using Zip Kicker because followup gluings can cause the glue in the brush to harden, making it unuseable.

Well I don't use accelerants when gluing, so no worries about the brush. But does it work as well as their normal super glue? Because that worked great, especially with a pin. I use paperclips since they're the same size as the Citadel drill it seems. Though some things I have can't be pinned, like the base of a model to the bottom, or the chains of Menoth's Ad-Raza since they're way too thin to pin, and the Dervish has a thin crotch joint, only .5cm, so it'll be on very short pins.