Create 3D-Printable Models

A freelancer is needed to create a water-tight 3D printable model with final in STL format. The model is to be created using 2D/3D templates provided. The templates are demonstration of four model versions that are to be created on a single large Geoblock, with each occupying four demarcated spaces on the top-surface of the Geoblock. The idea is that rather than creating single 3D model of each template alone, it is preferred to create the four models together on a larger Geoblock. The top-surface of the Geoblock is to be divided into four spaces with a model fence, and each one of the four models is to created on each of the four spaces. File 1 (attached) shows where each of the 3D model of the templates should go, while files showing template 1 to template 4 contains images of the templates to use as guide for creating the 3D models that goes into each of the four spaces. It is essential that the final file be in STL format, meaning that you can use specific software to create the model but the file be converted to STL format. The main Geoblock must not be 100% solid in order to reduce cost of materials (powder-sandstone type used for ZCorp-type printer) for the 3D printing but all the sides must be thick enough for 3D printing, including the models created on it. Please consult the link below for hints on creating 3D printing models using the material in question (will discuss dimension later): [login to view URL] Here is a summary of what to do: - Create a large (cylindrical-like) Geoblock with 6-sides - Demarcate top-surface of Geoblock into four spaces/sides with a fence (a true model fence) - Create a model of the four templates provided on the four spaces - Convert file for 3D printing to STL format