I'd like to use a program to at least partially digitally reconstruct a 10-foot-tall human statue using 15 or so images taken from different sources gathered from google images. The idea is to use these images as "scans" in order to digitally reconstruct an object. Then, the model can be assessed and refined (filling in missing spots, etc) from there.
Do you think this is possible, and if so, how successful do you think using these images from the web as scans would be? The object no longer exists, so these images are all I have. Finally, what software would be best to carry out this process?
Again, the images would be sourced from google images, and would consist of a variety of images of the object taken at different angles from different people using different cameras. It is important for me to use a program to at least partially generate an image rather than create it by hand from scratch.