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from your experiences which super and/or plastic glue would be ideal to work with resin and plastic models and such?

I use Loctite brush-on and Loctite precision max for most of my superglue work, and revell contacta professional for poly cement

Loctite is good, selleys makes a brush on one that is ok.

For resin i use Loctite backed by araldite

As for plastic glue, I use Testor's. I prefer the brush-on applicator, a lot of the other modelers in my area use the long skinny nozzle applicators. It's all personal preference.

For my finecast models, I used Scotch super glue. Image Spoilered due to size

Loctite i get mine at home depot... best superglue i have used so far... and i get the full use out of the whole bottle so little waste ... bottle design excellent in my years of experience with super glues... Zap A Gap lucky to get half bottle use before the lid glues itself shut as example. Loctite also seems to bond a bit quicker at least to me than other super glues. I just finished up my 4th bottle recently and going to buy another in a day or so ...

Hope that helps!

Loctite. They have a gel that's super easy to use