I think vac kit companies like Execuform had the correct approach, making featureless parts for the builder to embellish. So many makers had soft, irregular "detail" molded in, like control surfaces that don't line up, misshaped lumps and bumps, et.
In particular, I recall a model magazine article, probably from the late 1970s/early 1980s where a guy built a Combat Models 1/32 He-219. He noted the wide, soft, irregular control surfaces delineations that needed to be painstakingly filled in and rescribed.
But that was last century. For your 1/48 Me-410, there are a lot of aftermarket accessories like props, exhausts, wheels, cocpkit details, and decals. It's so much better modeling in the 21st century.