I already have a fully rendered image of a cute, friendly little robot that will serve as the public-facing mascot for my SaaS. What I need now is a set of clean, print-ready STL files so I can bring that design to life on a 3D printer. The robot should allow moderate movement: its arms, legs, and head must rotate or pivot at simple joints, but I do not need finger articulation or any overly complex mechanisms. Please create the parts so they fit together with accurate tolerances—enough for a smooth snap-fit or screw-together finish—so the final model can hold a variety of basic poses without becoming loose over time. I’m not looking for an illustrated build manual; consistent, correctly proportioned pieces that align precisely are all that’s required for straightforward assembly. I will supply the reference render (front, side, and back views) as soon as we start so you can match every detail. Deliverables: • Individual STL files for each articulated part, ready for standard desktop 3D printing: head, hands, forearm, post-arm with shoulders, trunk with pelvis, thighs and boots. • A simple exploded view or labeled screenshot showing where each joint connects, purely for alignment reference. If you have experience designing printable, articulated characters and can translate concept art into reliable mechanical joints, I’d love to work with you. The robot details are attached. Although these images show many seemingly separate pieces, they do not need to be printed separately, as we will be painting them. I also have an STL file of the complete, non-articulated figure with the incorrect logo, as can be seen in the attached photo. If it's helpful, I can provide it.