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As PointDump suggests, featurelines might be a good way to go. And you might also find the following AU class helpful.
Don Ireland
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Definitely Featurelines. The attached shows a stepped wall but the procedure would be the same for a stepped wall. Featurelines that define the top and bottom of the wall. There has to be at least a minimal batter since you can't have the same Z for an X,Y.
The near vertical lines not only help shape the wall but let you define a Featureline Style that will label Top and Bottom of Wall by labeling the Featureline.
edit: I think I may have missed a couple of lines when I WBlocked. But I think you'll get the idea.
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