purple thorax moth 3d model

Create a scientifically accurate, full-body 3D model of an adult tobacco whitefly, Bemisia tabaci, family Aleyrodidae. The insect must have a very small, delicate, moth-like body with correct insect anatomy: one head, one thorax, one tapered segmented abdomen, six long slender jointed legs, two long segmented antennae, two dark reddish-brown compound eyes, and a short piercing-sucking mouthpart beneath the head. Body color: pale yellow to yellow-green, with a slightly translucent natural chitin surface. Create two pairs of elongated membranous wings. The wings must be milky white, semi-translucent, lightly covered with fine white powdery wax, with subtle simplified wing venation. At rest, position the wings steeply over the abdomen in a narrow roof-like tent shape. Leave a small central gap between the left and right wings so part of the yellow abdomen remains visible from above. Maintain realistic Bemisia tabaci proportions: * tiny compact head * short thorax * elongated oval abd