3D Designer Needed for Custom LEGO-Compatible Afghan Chadari Minifigure Accessory

I’m looking for a skilled 3D designer to create a **custom, removable LEGO-compatible Afghan chadari accessory** based closely on my reference images. The goal is to produce a highly detailed model that fits over a standard LEGO minifigure while preserving the recognizable shape and details of a traditional Afghan chadari, including the head covering, wrapped crown, mesh eye covering, front drape, side/back folds, and decorative lower border. The finished design should have a **slightly tapered silhouette toward the bottom**, rather than flaring outward, and should look natural when placed over an existing minifigure. I would like the model designed with **resin 3D printing in mind**, so small details such as the eye lattice, fabric folds, embroidery, and thin sections need to be printable and durable. **Deliverables I’m looking for:** * Final 3D-printable STL * Editable source file, preferably STEP, Fusion 360, Blender, or similar * Front, side, back, and interior renders * A version shown fitted over a standard LEGO minifigure * Hollow/removable interior with appropriate clearance * Detailed but printable eye mesh/lattice * Sculpted fabric folds and lower decorative details * Royal-blue presentation renders using **#206BFF** * Minor revisions after the first prototype if fit or proportions need adjustment The ideal designer has experience with **small-scale 3D modeling, miniatures, toys, LEGO-compatible accessories, resin printing, CAD or sculpting, and designing thin but printable geometry**. Experience making clothing, fabric folds, historical/cultural garments, or highly detailed miniature accessories would be especially helpful. I can provide reference photos and concept images showing the exact direction I want. I’m happy to communicate throughout the project and review work-in-progress renders before the model is finalized. I prefer someone who is comfortable sharing progress, asking questions when dimensions or details need clarification, and making a few targeted revisions to get the fit and appearance right.