I need a SolidWorks pro to turn our rough collection of parts into a visually impressive concept model of an electric-driven agricultural mowing system. Dimensions are approximate—about 6 ft wide, 8 ft long with a 10 ft front-mounted mowing tool—so I care far more about clean proportions and an eye-catching look than perfect tolerances. What you’ll start with • Native SolidWorks files for the motor components plus wheel assemblies. • Reference photos and sketches showing the specific aesthetic we like. Your task Blend those existing parts into a cohesive assembly, sculpt modern, sleek plastic body panels that hide the mechanical guts, and give the whole unit a polished, presentation-ready feel. Think smooth curvature, minimal visible fasteners, and surfaces that look injection-moldable. Deliverables 1. SLDASM and all related SLDPRT files ready to open in SolidWorks 2020 or newer. 2. Two or three high-quality renders (any renderer inside SolidWorks is fine) that show front-quarter, side, and top views. 3. A short note explaining any assumptions you made about clearances or mounting. Acceptance criteria • All provided parts fit without obvious collisions. • Plastic covers follow the modern aesthetic and respect the overall footprint. • Assembly opens with no missing references. If you can push the styling while keeping the model light enough to orbit smoothly on a mid-range workstation, I’m eager to see your approach.