I’m turning a cherished temple design into a physical keepsake and need a high-quality 3D model that can go straight to the printer. Every ornamental carving visible in the reference file must come through crisp and true to scale, so the model feels authentic when held in hand. Key requirements • All architectural details—including columns, cornices, and fine iconography—have to be sculpted, not baked into a texture map, so they stand out once printed. • The overall footprint and height must match the dimensions I will supply; please preserve tolerances tight enough that I can assemble multi-part prints seamlessly. • Surface textures should mimic the original stone finish; subtle relief is fine as long as walls stay within printable thickness. Workflow expectations I’m comfortable with you using ZBrush, Blender, Fusion 360, or similar software—as long as the final model is delivered in a clean, watertight STL. Feel free to share low-poly drafts for feedback before committing to the final high-res sculpt. Deliverables 1. Final manifold STL ready for slicing 2. Optional split files if the geometry exceeds a standard 200 mm build volume 3. One screenshot showing layer-view inspection (so I can double-check for hidden errors) I plan to print on an FDM machine but may also try resin, so please avoid non-manifold edges and extreme overhangs greater than 60°. If you’ve tackled ornate cultural or architectural pieces before, I’d love to see a quick example. Looking forward to collaborating and bringing this temple to life!