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I finished painting my stugs and panzer IV, but I've noticed that I need to highlight it so that the details stands out. But Im not sure which colour to use to highlight my middlestone tanks.

I use a mix of Middlestone and PP 'Jack Bone. I used to use Middlestone with GW Bleached Bone.

Did you base your model in middlestone thou, cause I dont know if the details could be highlighted if the base is already middlestone.

Yes, a Middlestone basecoat with a Burnt Umber (AKA GW Scorched Brown or PP Battlefield Brown) wash.

Battlefront's usual answer to highlighting is to mix a little VMC Buff into the base color.

Putting some photos of the finished work up?

I use Iraqi Sand and dry brush it, post up a few photo's Danil, it will be great to see how you are getting on.

I based in Dungkaleb (or equivalent to Middlestone). After lining with Devlan Mud Wash, I plan to highlight with a mix of Middlestone and Ivory White.