I think we've all seen issues with Meshy's interpretation of pictures and it creating vastly variable results, sometimes miles from what was intended. On and off for ages I've been trying to get a 3D printable version of a picture a couple of our friends but Meshy simply won't play ball nicely. Just recently I had a marketing email from "Tripo" ( I did have a play some while ago after Paul mentioned it ). It seems to be similar to Meshy, but from this one experiment seems to produce vastly more accurate results, which was said back at that time.:
Original picture:

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Meshy version!!!:

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Tripo version:

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Tripo seems to have a similar payment structure to Meshy although using the 'free credits for new users' I can't seem to find a way to actually download the stl, so I'm a bit stuck to be able to print it, but on the Tripo workspace the 3d creation spins and looks Ok from the rear so I think it will be Ok. (
https://studio.tripo3d.ai/3d-model/b154 ... ode=PNDR3F) The important things is that it does really look like our friends, whereas Meshy has not only distorted their faces beyond recognition but has given Anne a third leg into the bargain! ( I didn't ask Meshy to create the lower halves of their bodies)
Just thought I'd pass this on in case anyone else is interested to giving Tripo a try.