Painting highlights????

I just use plain flat yellow ... but I think that one a little more pale would work better. I sometimes have a hard time getting a little crazy with the yellow.

Drybrushing ... here's the rub. DBing is a technique of highlighting in which you take a regular size brush and "lube" it up with paint. Then take the brush and "paint" a paper-towel until almost nothing is left on the brush, then gently brush the figure/ part's high-points ... leaving a little bit of the paint. Don't worry about if you don't see it at first. From my experience, the first time that you THINK you see the highlight, STOP! Once you get to the point where you KNOW you see it, its almost too far.

Check out my Think180 SEAL ... I think that I went a little too far on the DBing on the backside ... just to give you an example of "how not to".

Good points MC!! I use acrylics with oil washes....The dry brushing is more what I thought, making the highlight paint translucant so you can see the camo..am I understanding?

One thing I learned from Camo was to use a drybrushing of yellow. This seems to work, at least for me, on tans, greens, and browns. Although I paint w/ acrylics, I like to drybrush w/ enamels. They don't dry as fast and are easier to clean up/ wipe off if I put on a little too much.