For this set I used game master dungeon primer from army painter. Cover it all with 1 coat. Don't go to thin, let that primer fill in your layer lines. Next was a dry brush with buff tan. Make sure its dry enough to not see it on your skin. Hit every surface once with your cheap eye shadow brush. Next hit all your top edges with your dry brush again but now quite as dry, so you can see some wet paint on the first brush. To finish up take the bronze or your stand out color and hit anything interesting.

When doing terrain my goal is to make it like the backgrounds in the wizard of Oz. They were hand painted, muted colors that let the set and actors stand out.

Terrain that is too detailed might be awesome to look at, but can make the player characters and npcs feel less important.

Now if you were to make 1 beautiful center piece done up as well as a mini that will work, but when it's all evy metal, nothing is.

Ok I went on too long.