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Revit is great at structures and walls and things that already have good families, but, wow, I have a hard time modeling a mass in place. I really wish Revit had 3D modeling tools similar to AutoCAD. I miss slicing and revolving and other things.
I miss 'free space' when modeling and sketching 3d. To know AutoCAD 3d good is not an advantage when you start Revit. Sometimes the fastest way is to just import the solids in a generic model and do a full explode. That's how 3d AutoCAD can come in very handy anyway...
