I’ve sketched a bridge concept and need it translated into a clean, realistic 3D model. AutoCAD is my preferred tool but dosent matter just has to look good, and I’d like the structure to read visually as steel—simple material assignment with a metallic finish is enough for this first pass. Scope is intentionally lean: • Build the full bridge geometry from my sketches (I’ll send PDFs once we start). • Apply a basic steel texture so renders look credible. • Supply the native AutoCAD can be other dosent matter file (.dwg) plus two or three high-resolution stills for presentation. No intricate environment, animation, or engineering analysis is required—just a solid draft model that shows form, proportions, and that characteristic steel sheen. If you can turn this around quickly and have previous bridge or structural examples, I’d love to see them.