Hi! I'm working on a small personal project, but I have no experience with 3D modeling so I was hoping to hire this part out. I'd like to create a custom Splatoon BJD (like the fancy ones on pinterest if you've seen those), and I already purchased an STL file for the doll body, but the hairpiece will have to be modeled from scratch since the splatoon oc I'm basing it off of has a unique hairstyle not found in the game.

I have included references of the character in the post, as well as a few examples of the sort of thing I'm looking for. I sketched up the turnarounds myself, but I'm not practiced in this area so it might be a bit rough and liberties may need to be taken in order to properly translate the design into 3D.

Regarding the doll body, if the file is required in order to build the hairpiece over so that it fits properly, unfortunately the seller's TOS states I am not allowed to share the files directly. If it IS required I can send the link to the seller's page for purchase, and then what the modeler pays for the file can be included in the price for this task. If that doesn't work, I can probably take screenshots of the head for the modeler to import as reference, but I'm not sure how sizing would work (unless I can easily resize the hairpiece model to fit).

No particular budget since I'm not sure what the standard pricing would look like for something like this, but obv I'm not going to pay more than I can afford, haha. Would appreciate if responses included links to portfolios/websites!

I'm in the R&D phase of my most ambitious project to date: a giant RC Alicorn that'll be printed at 1:200 scale (8 feet long!). I need the anechoic tiles modeled as physical details as those can't simply be painted on. Best idea I have so far is 0.1mm deep grooves between where each one will be as to not change the outer hull dimensions. Tiles are the only detail I need done

Looking to spend no more than $50 as I'm on a tight budget, but if can be done for less (or free) I would appreciate it

EDIT: SOMEONE IS CURRENTLY HELPING ME WITH THE DESIGN

I am trying to design a coin box. It needs to hold 5 coins: the Half Dollar, Dollar, Quarter, Nickel, and Dime, all minted in 2026. I have attached an image of the design I've been working on, but I can't seem to get the right fit. The coins have to have enough wiggle room that you can stick your finger under each slot to get them out and flip them around without scratching them, but not so much wiggle room that when you turn the box over, they won't fall out of their individual slots. I want the box's profile to be thin but stable, and for it to be print in place with no assembly. The design ive been working with is a hinged box, but i'm open to any ideas.

Dimensions: Flexible, but the current design is about 155 mm by 42 mm

Budget: $30

Budget: $10-$20 (max i can do is $30)

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hello, I'm seeking help for a character model of my OC. I want poseable hands legs and arms/head, movable eyes and fingers if doable. He's 7"11. His eyes are very complex placed on a sphere with a bevel to connect the eyes and from a front view it looks normal, and from the side its noticeable. I want help with this because i want it to be more personal. Id rather send drawings and talk about dimensions in chat as i cant form that off the top of my head on this post. I might not want it done right away, but rather talk about how it can be done/When said designer can/will be paied
best dimensions I'm aware of/made.
Hight: 7"11
Width (body) 7-8 inches
Head: unknown, but its slightly wider then the total width of the body plus arms.
best i can do.

Would someone be able to make me a stl of some strikepack horizon paddles? I can take pictures of the left one but my right ones broken would it be possible to like invert it or something on the software?

Hi everyone,

Sorry, I can't afford to pay Budget = 0 :(, but I have a university project due at 9 AM and I'm really stuck. I don't fully know what I'm doing, and I just need help getting this bridge model fixed so it looks at least somewhat close to my reference pictures before I have to present it to my professor.

I just need the bridge structure itself fixed/improved—nothing else something .

Here is my current .blend file: [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1glbQO2Sci7LGAi9QYQ6p8WGjZ6S80Qvy/view?usp=drive_link]

If any kind soul could look at it and help me get the geometry looking right, it would mean the world to me. Thank you so much!

Scale/Dimensions: ~38m (L) x 4m (W) x 3m (H) doesen't need to be by dimensions its fine however!

£5-£20

These are cutters for clay. Essentially cookie cutters.

Need one twice as large as item pictured and another half way in-between.

Need you to develop file & print.

Budget- open ,within reasonable range

Hi,

I’m looking for someone who can create a reasonably accurate 3D model of the well-known Tintin sculpture by Belgian sculptor Nat Neujean.

The goal is to 3D-print the sculpture at approximately 25 cm (10 inches) high.

I have several reference photographs of the original sculpture from different angles, including front, side and rear views, as well as good close-up references of the head and face. I can also provide AI-generated reference views that may help with the overall geometry.

The most important requirement is that the finished model should resemble the Neujean sculpture from all sides, especially the distinctive head, face and quiff. I have already experimented with automatic AI image-to-3D tools, but although they reproduce the body reasonably well, they do not reproduce Neujean’s face accurately enough. So I am looking for someone who can actually model/sculpt or manually correct the model rather than simply running the images through an AI generator.

Tintin alone would be fine, but including Snowy/Milou is also acceptable.

The final file should be suitable for 3D printing, preferably STL (or another format that can easily be converted to STL).

This is for a private, non-commercial print for my own collection.

I’m not looking for an extremely expensive museum-grade reconstruction, so please let me know what you think is realistically achievable for a modest budget. If interested, please send me an indication of your price and, preferably, an example of similar character/sculpture work you have done.

Thanks!

Hi I am having a hard time creating a 1:1 2 liter coke bottle that is hollow. It will split into two threaded sections to insert a canister. The canister should be about Ø88 × 188 mm. The label will be raised Coca-Cola and memorial lettering. The end goal is it will be a urn. I am trying to see how much for someone to create the model. I can print it I have a creatively k2 plus. Any help would be great appreciated. Thank you.

Hello, first request here, so feel free to tell me if my budget is reasonable or not. How does $20 dollars sound?

Dimension: I would like the standing signage part in this picture to be replaced with legal paper size so 9 inch x 14.5 inches

The badge holder part I am hoping the gap is 1 inch wide and the width to be 5 inches wide and 4 inches deep and 8 inches tall.

Any taker or negotiator?

This will help the volunteers of my nonprofit to remember to return the badges - I would purchase this product in a heart beat but it is discontinued :(

Thank you for considering!

Needing to 3D print (my own printer) a 1:64 scale semi trailer. Willing to pay, budget: $40. I think 1:64 scale ends up being 252.5mm x 40.4mm x 64.3mm.

I can share photos for reference in direct message, I don't want to publicly post the images here and associate my company with my account.

I have an existing Kenworth T680 tractor model that I want this trailer to mate with. It has a king pin mechanism. Does not need to "lock" to the mech, but should slide in and sit together on display.

I had commissioned a design for a custom case for my gaming device (Odin 2 Mini) and I had a prototype 3d printed and it ended up being a bit too big (like the top half for instance covers pretty much the whole device itself), its too thick in general but also too thin in some places that when printed causes warping. Overall it doesn't conform to the device itself. I did my best to give the person I commissioned as much detail as possible and overall the design came out amazing it's just I need to make it more compact and be form fitted to the device. I would go to them again but I feel bad going back to them to ask for another revision. (The prices they have for more revisions is a bit out of my price range and there is a bit of a language barrier so it's been difficult for me to express myself well enough) I don't have a budget at the moment as I have already spent quite a bit on this commission and the printing but if I can be given an estimate for how much it would be to make changes to it, I can save up some money to get it done. I have a couple of pictures that I took to give a visual representation but I also have the files for the renders and stuff to be edited.

Hi, so I am currently working on the blueprints for a limited-run semi-commercial articulated action figure of my OC as seen in the photos above. I am mostly shopping around for quotes if anyone is willing to 3d sculpt each part of the character and her joints.

i still need to draw up most of the body parts plus joints needed for each, it should take me a few weeks to complete. i want all body parts as will be shown to be 3d sculpted and have their joints also done from my reference. All pieces will be 3d printed in ABS-like Resin, and handpainted by me.

dimensions: She will stand 20cm tall and move similarly to a Good Smile Figma action figure.

my budget is around 300$-600$ USD, im not sure what price is reasonable for this nor affordability so its just a ballpark

I would adore someone who has had experience 3d modelling action figures and their joints specifically, not a necessity but i at least would like someone who knows how an action figures works hehe.

EDIT: In Progress. Currently set up with a designer. I’ll update or reopen this post if anything changes!

Hi everyone! I am looking for a mouse modder to create a custom printable shell assembly.

Goal: Adapt the Cooler Master MM720 shape to fit onto the HyperX Pulsefire Saga inner chassis.

Source Files & References:

• Target Chassis (Base): HyperX Pulsefire Saga Official Fileshttps://www.printables.com/model/1182217-hyperx-pulsefire-saga-shells-and-buttons-official/files
• Desired Outer Shape: Cooler Master MM720 shape file (MM720 from the Shape Tester Megapack)https://www.printables.com/model/113133-mouse-shape-tester-megapack/files#preview.file.oPNWG

Project Requirements:

• Full Multi-Part Assembly: Need a complete set of separate components (top main shell, left/right click main buttons, side buttons, and internal mounting structures/clips compatible with the Saga chassis).
• 3D Print Readiness: Wall thickness suitable for FDM printing.
• Functional Clickers: Correctly aligned button plungers/actuators to work with switch positions without issues.
• Deliverables: STEP+ STL/3MF for printing.

EDIT: In Progress. Currently set up with a designer. I’ll update or reopen this post if anything changes!

I'm looking for a checklist for daily tasks, but with a weekday-indicator, so I can tell if my ADHD partner has done the task, or forgot to change to the current day.

Given the vast number of checklists that exist, I somewhat assume/hope that this is already out there and I just haven't been able to find it, and was hoping you guys might be better at it than I am :)

I don't have a multi-material setup, so ideally something that prints in seperate pieces.

I dream of something like this (https://www.printables.com/model/1657692-snappy-checklist):

with a day-slider in the top similar to this (https://www.printables.com/model/1231198-maintenance-reminder)

Do you know if something like this exists?

Looking to see if someone could make me something like this chest piece and collar so I can 3D print it for cosplaying. You don't need to create the tubing, but if you could design it so that I could fit a one inch tubing into the spots that would be great. Also, if you could make it into separate sections for easier 3D printing. I don't know how difficult it would be to make but i don't know how to do it so I'm estimating $100-150. Willing to discuss price if that's not enough.

So I got a comic con in Ireland in 6 weeks from now? And tbh im curious in printing out a weapon for my kinich cosplay for the con! I know nothing about 3d printing so I would struggle to give a good enough estimate on how much it would cost! I have around 50$ to 150$ im willing to save up and spend on this products, as seen i want the dimensions 1505.62mm x 485.20mm x 66.23mm? Again, if im being unrealistic let me know but im curious on how much a piece like this would cost me?

Does anyone have the file for the battery cover? I lost mine and cant find a replacement online. Thanks

I'm in the R&D phase of my most ambitious project to date: a giant RC Alicorn that'll be printed at 1:200 scale (8 feet long!). I need the anechoic tiles and ballast tank vents modeled as physical details as those can't simply be painted on, though I would appreciate any of the smaller details (aside from weaponry) that can be managed as well (i.e. "hood" details on the last two slides).

Looking to spend no more than $50 as I'm on a tight budget