I started highlighting the armour. I must say my brush control skills when applying extreme edge highlights have suffered while painting Skaven. I have to do a lot of correcting.
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It looks great to me, but I know what you mean. I have to 're-learn' marine painting after I've been working on my Orks.
I'd say you don't necessarily have to correct the edge highlights because they are very clean, but maybe there are some on the backsides which don't look that good though. 😉
It's like riding a bike. 😉
Yeah, you can't really see it in the picture, but upon closer inspection some of the highlights were a bit too thick or uneven 😉