Likewise, just superglue but go easy. Try and spend the extra few quid in this department, as the nozzle control can either spell success or disaster.
I'm currently using B&Q 4g superglue liquid pen. Not as pricey as loctite, but it sets a couple of seconds slower.
Struts on this bad boy weren't easy (the hardest part infact), and don't bother with the cabine struts supplied. Get some fuse wire instead.
I set the wings by;
* Gluing lower wing in place.
* Check alignment of upper wing, then carefully glue wing struts to lower wing. Align them by sighting the angle from side profile of plane.
* Once your happy, dab some glue onto the starter holes on the upper wing. Align and set.
(The plastic on the upper wing sagged in the middle about 1 or 2mm on mine)
* Get some fuse wire and using some nips, cut to the size you need to lift the middle of the upper wing that 1mm. The starter holes help you here. Select a suitable wire size!
* Using round-nosed pliers (you will need them) check they are correct by slotting them into place before gluing.
That's how I did mine, but more diligent modelers may approach it with more care than I have.
I'm really happy with mine.
Pros; Great decals! Relatively easy construction and paint goes on well with no real hiccups.
Cons; Fiddly cabine struts and the detail on the wings isn't that good.
For playing WoG, I think most would agree that they do look very nice.