I need a skilled papercraft designer who can made the code by take 3D architectural file and turn it into a printable mesh I can cut, fold, and glue for a high-fidelity prototype. This model is not just a visual aid—I will use it as a working architectural mock-up, so every façade treatment, window reveal, and decorative element must appear in the unfolded sheets. Scope of work • Unwrap the supplied 3D model into clean, logically segmented parts. • Add precise fold lines, glue tabs, and clear numbering so assembly is intuitive. • Preserve intricate features such as railings, cornices, and recesses while keeping parts manufacturable on standard A4/Letter printers. • Deliver ready-to-print PDFs (and the editable file you worked in, e.g., Pepakura, Blender with Paper Model add-on, or equivalent). • Provide a quick reference guide or annotated screenshots that show where each part belongs in the finished build. Acceptance criteria 1. All geometry represented accurately at the chosen scale. 2. Tabs align without overlap; no orphan pieces. 3. Fine details remain legible after printing. If you are comfortable balancing precision with paper engineering constraints, I’m ready to share the model and discuss scale and file format.