CHARACTER 3D MODELING FOR 3D PRINTING
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have a full turnaround of reference images—front, side, and back—for a character-style figure I’ve already designed. I now need that concept transformed into a watertight 3D model suitable for resin printing. The model must hit an intermediate level of detail: crisp surface definition and clean panel lines, but no need for hyper-microscopic textures that would vanish at small scale.
Because this is a functional prototype, the file should be engineered with practical assembly in mind. Please break the sculpt into keyed sections that can be printed separately on an SLA/DLP machine and snapped or glued together afterward. Smart parting lines that hide seams are important.
Preferred deliverables
• STL (or OBJ) files for each part, correctly oriented for resin printers
• A single merged file for visual reference
• Simple exploded view or screenshot showing how pieces fit
I’ll handle supports, but if your workflow already includes adding them, let me know; I’m flexible. ZBrush, Blender, Fusion 360, or similar pipelines are all fine as long as the final geometry is clean and error-free.
Let me know roughly how many parts you envision and any questions about tolerances or print bed size, and we can move forward quickly.
Because this is a functional prototype, the file should be engineered with practical assembly in mind. Please break the sculpt into keyed sections that can be printed separately on an SLA/DLP machine and snapped or glued together afterward. Smart parting lines that hide seams are important.
Preferred deliverables
• STL (or OBJ) files for each part, correctly oriented for resin printers
• A single merged file for visual reference
• Simple exploded view or screenshot showing how pieces fit
I’ll handle supports, but if your workflow already includes adding them, let me know; I’m flexible. ZBrush, Blender, Fusion 360, or similar pipelines are all fine as long as the final geometry is clean and error-free.
Let me know roughly how many parts you envision and any questions about tolerances or print bed size, and we can move forward quickly.