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Regarding the piglet, I took photos of three sides of it at the Getty Herculaneum exhibit last year if they're of use. Not the greatest photos, but I shot the front and both sides. Forgot the rear end for some reason.

The piglet at the Getty was part of an exhibition which has closed and isn't there any more. I believe it was lent from the Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Naples. Here's a link to the exhibit: http://www.getty.edu/art/exhibitions/villa_papiri/index.html They also had a little head of Epicurus, from the same museum in Naples. There's a great photo of it in the middle of this page (2D of course...): http://www.getty.edu/art/exhibitions/villa_papiri/inner.html The best bet might be if someone can ge…

Cassius your efforts look quite good, a bit more detail would finish it off nicely. It seems like a pass or two in Z-brush or Blender is all it would take. Unfortunately I'm a NURBS guy; I'm pretty helpless when it comes to meshes.

This article just showed up in my feed; it's an example of creating a 3D model from photos: https://unframed.lacma.org/202…americas-three-dimensions The software mentioned is: https://www.agisoft.com/downloads/installer/ The demo is free. The pro version is $3,499, however there's a standard version for $179. I assume that the model can only be as good as the photos, so there's that....

Here are more examples, some with more complex shapes: https://sketchfab.com/lacma

https://www.myminifactory.com/scantheworld/ I just came across this site for various 3D models. There are a few of Epicurus, of varying quality. There may be others of interest on the site as well. I noticed that there are other "myminifactory" links above but I don't know if they're part of this site or not.... At any rate, here's yet another link!

The Epicurus side of the double herm seems to be the best likeness of the batch. https://www.myminifactory.com/…%C3%A4ologie-vienna-21407