A 3D rendering of a maze for a Children’s Museum

Aa giant model of the circulatory system so children can walk “inside” like inside a maze, similar to those one sees at Burger King or MacDonald’s’ inside playgrounds. On a surface of 100 m2 and 3m high, built in fiber glass, plastic and wood, a giant model of the human cardiovascular system, connecting the nose, lungs, heart and kidneys, so that children can "get inside" and climb stairs and get down with slides. They’ll start from the nose, then to the lungs, then to the heart’s left ventricle, and walking inside the great blood vessel of aorta until reaching the kidney and back to the heart’ (right ventricle) thru the cava vein, and ending in the lung and nose, then outside…end of maze; safe entertainment for children. The model I’have drawn is 2D, the final model has to take advantage that the highest point (aorta as it exists the heart) will be 3 meters high. Also, the aorta doesn’t have to be all the way to the right in its way to the kidneys, it can go in front of the heart. Also, the model I’have drawn looks like the 4 organs are on the floor, but to take advantage of stairs and slides they can be placed at different levels (mounted on slabs at 0.5, 1m, 1.5m… over the floor) The surface covered is about 10mX10m. I will need 3 renderings of the final model in 3D: (1) one of the outside surfaces/volumes (my free had drawing in black pencil) (note: the circles in the 4 organs I’ve drawn are windows so children can see their parents and vice versa. (2) one view looking from the kidneys, (3) another view looking from the top of the heart. The crossection perhaps could be “seen through” the solid model (in black pencil), unless is too complex or too busy with lines.. The labels need to be in Spanish: Entrada (entrance) Salida (exit) Nariz (nose) Pulmones (lungs) Corazón (heart) Riñones (kidneys) V cava; A pulmonary; V pulmonary; A aorta; Viaje fantástico al interior del sistema cardiovascular (fantastic voyage to the interior of the cardiovascular system).