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These models have very little surface area to paint on and thus little room to create transitions from base color to highlight and shadows and such.... whats the best way to go about painting these models to a standard that looks good? Cos im kind of struggling.

not realy a secret you do the transitions on smaller space.. for me wetblending techniques work very good on infinity models

Wet blending, loaded brush, layering with really diluted paints there are a lot of working methods.

Here you can find a tutorial by Angel Giraldez on how to paint a infinity bike.

Any pics? That might help others understand the problem more. Maybe you just need to switch to a smaller brush.

Also if you're new, some of the older infinity models are really tiny, but the new ones are much larger and easier to paint.

ok i have a question... so i have this mini... for some reason her arms dont fit properly????????????
i had her all painted up... then the arms dont fit? T_T