I’m building a custom PC case that lives inside a suspended Fallout T-60 power-armor bust and need a 3D artist to create the printable files. The piece will include the helmet, upper chest and a hint of the arms, scaled to roughly 70 cm H × 50 cm W × 25 cm D. Level of detail: moderate—clean, accurate surfaces that read instantly as T-60 without an excessive polygon count, so the files stay manageable in Bambu Studio. I will print in ASA on a BambuLab A1 and finish it with sanding, primer and a high-gloss coat, so please keep large contiguous surfaces smooth and free of unnecessary texture. Key functional requirements • Hollow interior sized for an open-frame ITX chassis; no extra wall reinforcement beyond a normal 2-3 mm shell. • Integrated pockets for drop-in 10 mm cylindrical magnets at panel joins, plus four discreet eyelets on top for steel cables so the bust can “float” like in the game’s power-armor station. • Parts split and oriented for the A1’s build volume, labelled and keyed for straightforward assembly. Deliverables 1. Watertight STL (or STEP) files, print-ready and error-free. 2. Simple exploded-view PDF or screenshots highlighting part order, magnet positions and cable anchors. 3. One revision pass after my first dry-fit. Acceptance criteria: model fits the stated envelope, imports into Bambu Studio without repair prompts, magnet sockets align, and all pieces can print without unreachable support pockets. This is a personal, non-commercial project, but if the collaboration runs smoothly I’ll have more pop-culture hardware shells queued up. Let me know any dimensions or anchor specs you’d like clarified before you dive in.