Erquencho-Chainsaw 3D Transition Models -- 2
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m creating a visual narrative that morphs a traditional Erquencho into a modern chainsaw and I need five individual 3D models—one for each key stage of the transformation. All five must be high-poly and highly detailed, yet left untextured so I can handle 3D print them later. Clean topology is important.
You’ll receive a full set of reference photographs of both the Erquencho and the chainsaw, plus sketches that map out every step of the metamorphosis. The goal is recognisable authenticity at both ends and a believable, organic blend in between.
Export each stage as a separate OBJ and STL and scaled to real-world units (millimetres).
Deliverables
• 5 high-detail OBJ files, untextured
• Wireframe screenshots for quick topology review
• Brief modelling notes (polycount, scale, any non-manifold fixes)
Acceptance criteria
• No visible shading artefacts on subdivision
• Logical progression of forms from indigenous flute to full power tool
• File opens error-free in Blender 4.0
If this sounds like your kind of sculpting challenge, let’s talk timing and next steps.
You’ll receive a full set of reference photographs of both the Erquencho and the chainsaw, plus sketches that map out every step of the metamorphosis. The goal is recognisable authenticity at both ends and a believable, organic blend in between.
Export each stage as a separate OBJ and STL and scaled to real-world units (millimetres).
Deliverables
• 5 high-detail OBJ files, untextured
• Wireframe screenshots for quick topology review
• Brief modelling notes (polycount, scale, any non-manifold fixes)
Acceptance criteria
• No visible shading artefacts on subdivision
• Logical progression of forms from indigenous flute to full power tool
• File opens error-free in Blender 4.0
If this sounds like your kind of sculpting challenge, let’s talk timing and next steps.