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I could do just basic edge highlighting, but I'm afraid that would make the models look too cartoon like.

I could drybrush for speed and to help hide the difference of the black colors used (had to touch up as some chipped off), but I'm not sure it would be "good enough".

One coworker suggested I do a wetblend towards the edge and then layer the highlight color (as the base colors are black and a red stripe), but I'm not sure how long that process will take. This would be my very first time trying to wetblend as I'd been more focused on finishing my infantry and haven't had a chance to practice.

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I'm assuming you don't have an airbrush, which would be the easiest option here. You could look into stippling, which is where you build up the depth by using a spherical tipped brush. I've seen this used to great effect on vehicles before.


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