I have a collection of high-resolution photographs of an existing boat and I want that vessel turned into a single, watertight 3D file I can drop straight into my slicer for model-display printing. Because this piece will be shown up close, surface accuracy and small-scale details—strakes, rub rails, chine lines, deck camber, even the hatch cut-outs—matter a lot. You will work only from the photos provided, so part of the job is interpreting perspective and matching proportions faithfully; I will supply a few key dimensions to lock in scale. Feel free to use the toolchain you know best—Fusion 360, SolidWorks, Rhino, Blender, ZBrush or similar—as long as the final deliverables meet the criteria below. Acceptance criteria • Watertight STL (and original design file) ready for FDM or resin printing without post-repair • Overall length, beam and draft within ±0.5 mm of dimensions I give • Exterior surfaces smooth enough to print at 0.1 mm layer height with minimal sanding • Detail level clearly visible at 1:24 scale • Two quick revision rounds included to tweak geometry after I test-slice If you have experience reverse-engineering from photos or producing display-grade printable models, I’d love to see a couple of examples in your reply along with an estimated turnaround time.