Modeling for 3D printing - Ice Shard that opens and has world inside of it

Hello, This is the best example that I have of what this would look like: [login to view URL] [login to view URL] I am looking for someone to help me model a type of exploding box for a project that I am working on. - This will need to be optimized for 3d printing - There is a mechanism by way of a hinge that all 4 sides need to be able to open - I would like to have a way for the top of it to be the handle and by removing the top that is how it opens. I want it to be 9.8 x 9.8 x 14.2 inches or a little larger. I have made a simple 3d model of what it looks like when open. [login to view URL] I want it to hinge on the sides so it can open up and be held together by something on the top of it. [login to view URL] So the way it will actually look is the low poly version of the iceberg, with a deeper blue color scheme like the sample texture. Inside of the hollow parts of the Iceshard I want to create small scenes. The middle of the iceshard after it opens up it will be a roundabout and then it will have a circular green sign that goes all around it. Each part will be connected by a road that has simple objects lining either side of it. 1 side will simply be a 3d geographic model of a tunnel going through a mountain with a sign on top of it 1 side will look like a winding path that has these simple objects on either side of the road [login to view URL] 1 side will have a cityscape that goes from very nice to the slums with a road going through it 1 side will have a message printed there with extruded letters. Most of the small intricate shapes are things that have already been modeled and will just need to be placed, but it's really the mechanics of how this works and the hinges. The project is called ICEBREAKER, and the joke is that this will look like a shard of ice and the thing sticking out of it will look like an ice pick, so when they open it they will be breaking the ice, quite literally. Please send over your costs for modeling this and the time frame. I need this to get done relatively soon, so if it will take longer than 2 weeks that won't work for me. Thank you!