From what I’ve seen, a lot of miniature builders use B7000 for that reason.
@Nita_Davis this turned into a really useful glue discussion. The precision tip seems to be the detail many builders appreciate most with B7000, especially for tiny pieces where control matters. It is great that the community could compare clear glue, paper glue, and quick-dry experiences before you placed the order.
@Minus_88 that comparison is really useful. A glue that dries clear and gives a little more working time can be much friendlier for miniatures, especially when the first placement is not perfect.
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The precision tip is amazing…and the first tube I actually got was in a Rolife kit…with Rolife name on it. @Robotime
I’ve noticed that many do. I finally purchased some.
I only use super glue so I have no idea! I’d love to see other people’s answers and experience though because I’m rather curious.
Oh goodness. I only use Super glue if I have to…like for wire. @Zoe_Lau I hate that stuff…LOL!
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I like things to stick where I want very quickly so I use it. It does tend to leave a residue if I don’t use it properly though. I don’t use glue that often though.
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That is the one I opted to purchase.
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That’s a great choice of purchase. 
B-7000 is where it’s at!! I was very lucky that the 1 book nook kit I did before I started building miniatures came with a tube of it! So I learned about it very early into my miniature career!
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Thanks. It is taking forever to get here though…LOL!