Modify 3 Anatomical Models of Human Craniums to Accurattely Resemble a Historic Forensic Case

IMPORTANT NOTE: PLEASE READ the project details below and follow the links. I never make a decision based on who submitted a proposal sooner. If I receive proposals within seconds telling me "I have carefully reviewed your project" chances are that those proposals will be rejected. Do not lie. The long term purpose of this project is to produce 3 short videos that involve a forensic case of historic nature. The subjects rendered will be: (a) A human cranium. (b) A bullet. The medical community is fiercely divided in 3 camps: (Scenario No. 1 - Cummings) The bullet stroke the victim from above and behind. (Scenario No. 2 - Robertson) The bullet stroke the victim from the front, the trajectory was tangential, the injury was high, by the top of the head. (Scenario No. 3 - Mantik) The bullet stroke the victim from the front, the injury was lower and created an exit aperture by the back of the head. There will be two sub-projects: Sub-Project A (this one): Using the reference images provided, carve injuries in 3 cranium models, save the bone fragments for the video. For Scenario No. 1 you will have 26 reference images from different angles. For Scenarios No. 2 and 3 we will have more liberty and the injuries will be approximate. There are some IMPORTANT explanations here: [login to view URL] [login to view URL] You may later be invited to the next Freelancer sub-project below: Sub-Project B: Produce 3 videos, similar to the ones below (where the bone fragments are ejected) but of much higher quality and detail. [login to view URL] As input, you will find a 3D model of a pristine cranium here: [login to view URL] This 3ds Max model already has some injury carved: [login to view URL] If you are chosen to do this project, you will gain much exposure since this has never been done at this level of quality until now. 3ds Max 2020 V-Ray optional I am doubling the amount offered in a previous project and therefore I expect proposals of higher quality. There is no real, solid deadline. I rather have quality work than work done in a hurry. You will get an "On Time" evaluation. I expect every file to be delivered on demand, even before the final product is ready. If you are the type of professional who believes on keeping some files, on not sharing your knowledge, please do yourself and me a favor: go click elsewhere, best of luck. -Ramon F. Herrera JFK Numbers