3D Designer / Modeler Needed – Life-Size Human Anatomy Model for Physical Exhibit

Project Overview We are developing an educational medical exhibit that will feature a life-size human body with visible internal organs. The project will ultimately be physically fabricated and include large-scale 3D printed components. We are looking for a 3D designer/modeler with experience in anatomy modeling and preparing models for physical production. This is not simply a rendering or visualization project. We need someone who understands how to organize and prepare models for fabrication and large-format 3D printing. Scope of Work The selected designer will assist with: * Modeling a life-size human body (approximately 5'5"–5'9") * Modeling and/or organizing major internal organs * Accurate anatomical scaling and placement * Creating clean assemblies and part organization * Preparing models for large-format 3D printing * Splitting components into logical printable sections * Providing editable source files and export files The final exhibit is intended for educational use, so anatomical accuracy is important. However, manufacturability and physical production considerations are equally important. Ideal Experience We are looking for someone with experience in one or more of the following: * Human anatomy modeling * Medical visualization * Character modeling * Product design * Exhibit design * Large-format 3D printing * Manufacturing-ready 3D models Deliverables * Editable source files * STL and/or OBJ exports * Organized assemblies and components * Print-ready geometry * Recommendations for fabrication and assembly strategy ## To Apply Please include: 1. Examples of anatomy-related work. 2. Examples of models that were physically fabricated or 3D printed. 3. Your preferred software workflow. 4. A brief explanation of how you would approach dividing a life-size human body into printable and assembly-friendly sections. 5. Estimated hourly rate or rough project budget range. Notes We are currently evaluating multiple approaches and talent options. Strong communication, practical fabrication knowledge, and the ability to think beyond the 3D model itself are highly valued.