I already have a fully-dimensioned base that holds the internals of a computer mouse; what I need is the outer shell. From the set of reference photographs I will provide, your task is to sculpt the mouse’s overall shape in Rhinoceros, keeping to a clean, ergonomic silhouette without worrying about internal mechanics or tiny components. Once the shell is complete, it has to be merged accurately with my existing base so the two parts meet perfectly along the parting line. Because the final goal is 3D printing, the surfaces must be watertight, with wall thickness suitable for common FDM/SLA processes and normals facing the right way. Smooth transitions and minimal surface deviation from the photos are more important than highly detailed textures. Deliverables: • Rhino (.3dm) file with the completed shell fitted to my base • Print-ready .stl exported from that file, verified for manifold geometry If you are comfortable modelling organic forms in Rhino and understand the small but important checks for printability, I would love to work with you.