Roof Soffit/Facia Boxed End

[BigPicture045]

What is the best practice for making the following roof soffit detail? Please see the reference image below:

Would you use only roof soffit and facia? You can see that the soffit / facia create kind of a box out at the end. I've been having difficulty creating this shape and have been making a mess with facia. Looking for some pointers. The image below is what I have so far.

UPDATE:

I've gotten really close, however, I am still unsure how to model facia going vertical. You can see that this is still the piece I am missing. 

[barthbradley]

I usually model porkchops in-place.  FWIW. 

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

Model the wall trim as an in-place sweep.

[barthbradley · Accepted solution]

[BigPicture045]

Thanks @ToanDN That will work.

@barthbradley I was thinking about using walls to model the feature. I would like to have the walls join together so that the connections are made at corners, but I would like the walls to not join to any other walls than themselves. Do you know how I can modify a wall so that it will not join any other walls besides itself? 

[barthbradley]

Hard to visualize what you are describing, but disallow join is how you disable auto join. You can still join them individually by using Join Geometry tool.  

[ToanDN]

Model the walls with Join Status = Disallow then manual Join Geometry them.

[BigPicture045]

@ToanDN 

How do I model in place sweep under an angled roof as in the picture below? I would like to add trim around the roof against the wall of this gas fireplace outlet. Is in place sweep only a horizontal / vertical tool?

[ToanDN]

Model in -place, Pick path, and pick the bottom lines of the roof and soffit.