@Suzanne_Jones sometimes that look of the build wants to keep the wood edges. It always depends on the feel of the build and what you like. That’s one off the great things about this hobby, you can customize however you see fit. 
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Thank you @Jo1 …I hope you enjoy your paint markers!
@Sasa you should try it sometime and see what you think. It’s really nice to not have to clean a brush afterwards.
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@jeanneL Haha…I like your weaving a web comment. Too funny, but kinda true! 
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@Tkaplan ive made a start there good quality ! Xxxl
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Wow! That’s a lot of work but it does make a difference. It looks so much better 
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i totally agree, especially with the plastic models im making now, it is so important to get every detail right
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Brush tipped markers are just best to reach those hard to reach areas. Thanks for sharing your beautiful work and your ideas
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Thanks @mchipman ! You’re quite welcome! They really are. I don’t use any other type of tip in the paint markers.
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This is absolutely stunning! You’re an amazing painter!
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Thank you so much @Cozy.little.palette !
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yes!!! This is the way!! I always paint my edges because details matter to me lol. I love that you share this obsession with me lol. I also use acrylic markers to do this. It adds time to the build but I think its a necessary part of the process.
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@Grey74 I totally agree with you!
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A very good tip. Thanks for sharing.
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