I managed to get some highlights on the Foundry models that I painted. The technique I used was based on
Doc T's. After the anti-shine I added a little white to the raised areas to give the figures greater depth, and also to spruce them up a little. Apologies for the lighting in the pictures, I need a more focused natural light source, and sadly the British summer is on hiatus.
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I varied the exact area I highlighted for a little variety, dirty gaiters seemed most appropriate.
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I tried a "feathery" highlight, trying to avoid the paint being to wet and running. From a distance it looks quite good.
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So this will be the technique I employ going forward. These chaps are going to be mounted six to a base for a company and then four bases for a battalion. My base size is 60 x 40mm. I only have eight of these grenadiers, and Foundry are far too expensive, so I will fill out the rest of the battalion with Perry Miniatures and Front Rank.
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