Actually yes, artists can ether be easily side tracked, or obsess over small details. It seems common. Artists don't see the world the same as most people, they not only see the beauty and the horror, but the emotions of the scene, the story leading to it, and the possible stories leading from it. Who dosen't see faces in patterns, or patterns in chaos?

I know I could spend a day tracing all the faces in the marble paneling in my mom's bathroom lol

But it goes like this. You need a orc or two; or a person or two, for the back ground. So you load your figure, orc it, and start looking for suitable armor, this armor will work fine with new textures, that one will work except for the helmet, this one is good, and before you know it you have a small orc army all in different armors lol

This looks a bit better to me, that is stonemason's under the bridge model, I think it works good for the ruins of a second floor. The bricks are from a model set I can highly recommend, ART garbage sold at DAZ. I may not support DAZ, but I have respect and support for the artists that are still there. The collection has a nice selection of easy to texture debris{?}, I get a lot of use out of it.