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I use pens from Faber Castell and Prismacolour. They have a good range but I sometimes feel I should buy a new colour for each building.
I colour the edges of window and door openings from the inside in case of slips. For corners I fold them right back and run the pen down sideways, but sometimes have to run it in the groove.
I sometimes am able to do bricked corners and leave a gap at the mortar courses.
(I am working in OO.)
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My experience is that it isn't a sticky glue but needs something to grip or a hole to grab in. (My dentist uses its cousin in fillings.). Or to fill a slightly oversized hole.
It does have the feature that it doesn't go off with time so you can fiddle away getting the parts set right. It would help to have a third hand to shine the light.
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Couplings
in Where I went wrong with my Inglenook layout
A blog by PeterStiles in RMweb Blogs
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I picked up the trick of using a pointed skewer to pull the glad hand over from the side. This is very useful where there are coaches with corridor connections above the couplings.