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and some close look here
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Have a google for some brick textures, take them as the basis of the colour map and go from there, a start on the bump/displacement (depending on how you want it to look) would be to simply desaturate the colour map and then go from there.
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I have a lot of things to model so it will be a little far away but as u said i won't get too much in detail the building 
10x for advice and for the time that i won't loose in modeling bricks :p
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I don't think you have to model the wear of time either. You can get a lot of milage out of plugging noise into displacement maps, or paint dirt (in grayscale black to white) in stripes running downwards and plug that into diffuse.
The dirtier something looks the more real it gets and is extra important to show age and wear of time. Apply this to textures as well.
Here's a couple of more tricks that might aid you. Toni Bratincevic made a tutorial.
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by the way what is that thingo/object, its located above the front door little roof thingo. its like some blob lol,
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Minor things; not necessarry, though
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The chair looks too big compared to the door, the windows look too high compared to the door, you cant be sure how many floors the building has since there are more windows in the middle between floors. There are more things but you hopefully get where I am coming from. Keeping things accurate in scale goes a long way to making a scene convincing, its just sometimes hard to see when you have it in front of you so much. Oh one other minor thing - fence. You have some curved tops which would indicate to me 'in-tact' fence posts. Then you have others which look broken, but are higher than the undamaged ones.
Nice modelling though, keep working on it.
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