Detailed 3D Front-Discharge Mixer

I have a full set of reference photos of a front-discharge concrete mixer and I need them translated into a production-ready 3D asset. The goal is a fully detailed model—cab, wheels, drum, chute, visible hydraulics, ladders, even the hose couplings—so that I can generate high-resolution marketing imagery straight from the file.

The final piece has to look great under studio lighting and hold up to close-up camera angles, which means clean topology, correct real-world scale, and PBR materials that mimic painted steel, rubber, glass, and galvanised fittings. I’m comfortable with any mainstream modelling tool (Blender, 3ds Max, Maya, SolidWorks) as long as the finished work can be exported to STL or 3MF and keeps the material assignments intact.

Deliverables
• One fully detailed, watertight 3D model of the mixer
• Texture set (PBR, 4-8K) organised by material type
• Two or three preset studio scenes so I can instantly render hero shots

Acceptance criteria
• No non-manifold geometry or flipped normals
• Parts logically grouped and named for easy selection
• Model opens at the correct scale (in metres) in Blender/Max without tweaks
• Renders match or exceed photo clarity when placed in a simple three-point light rig

Share any portfolio examples of heavy-equipment modelling when you reply; that will help me jump straight into awarding the project.

I will be 3D Printing this on the FlashForge AD5X. I can do it in pieces if need be that need to be glued and constructed.