I have a steady flow of 2D reference images—simple sketches, orthographic drawings, and photos—that need to become basic yet accurate 3D figurines or small sculptures. Your task is to turn each image into a watertight, print-ready model delivered in STL or OBJ format. Scope • Build clean, rigid-material geometry with proper wall thickness for FDM/SLA printers. • Keep surface detail modest; the goal is a faithful but straightforward representation rather than intricate ornamentation. • Ensure every file passes standard slicing checks (no non-manifold edges, no flipped normals). • Provide up to one round of light tweaks after my review. Workflow I’ll send the first reference image as a trial. If we’re both happy, new images will follow on a regular schedule. Clear naming conventions and consistent file structure are essential so models drop straight into my print queue. What I’m looking for • Proven experience modeling for 3D printing—show past figurines or sculptures in your portfolio. • Proficiency in common tools such as Blender, ZBrush, or Fusion 360. • Ability to estimate turnaround time per model and stick to it. • Good communication; I value quick status updates more than fancy presentations. If you can reliably transform 2D concepts into clean, rigid, 3D-printable files and are interested in an ongoing collaboration, let’s get started with the first image.