I need a complete 3D toy concept modelled from scratch and delivered as a clean, watertight .STL file that I can send straight to a 3-D printer. The visual style is flexible—feel free to suggest an action figure, puzzle, vehicle, or another playful idea as long as the final piece is appealing, printable, and safe for everyday handling. I will share a rough sketch and target dimensions once we start; after that, you can refine the form, add character, and work in any necessary part breaks or snap-fit joints so the toy assembles smoothly. Please observe standard print-ready practices: correct wall thickness, no non-manifold edges, and real-world scale in millimetres. Any mainstream modelling workflow is fine—Blender, ZBrush, SolidWorks, Fusion 360, or similar—as long as the end result passes slicing checks in Cura/PrusaSlicer and stays below typical FDM/Resin resolution limits. Deliverables • Final, print-ready .STL (single file or multiple parts as required) • Native project file (e.g., .blend, .ztl, .step) for future tweaks • Two simple turntable renders for visual reference I will review the STL in a slicer and request one revision if anything needs tightening. Once it passes that check, we are done and I release the milestone.