CAD model of GSM/WCDMA phone

Hi ppl,
I am doing a research as part of my diploma thesis on the effects of GSM/WCDMA RFR on the human body, especially the head.
I'd like to use real-life CAD models of phones in the simulation (instead of generic models) to better reflect real-life conditions, but of course I can't find them anywhere. I've tried to model the phone (N6120 classic) myself, but the |S11| and SWR parameters are far from being optimal
Does anyone know whom I should contact at Nokia to obtain these models? (one model would be plenty enough Also, any CAD format would do..
And I guess writing to Nokia support won't help in this matter.. someone please help..
Thanks to everyone in advance!
john

Hi Peter,
thanks for your reply but I was not referring to ordering the phone from the US and apple.com.
In addition I do know the difference between GSM and CDMA and do not need to use google on this one.
My question is simple. From Apple.ie store I can order either Model A1586 (GSM) or Model A1586 (CDMA).
However nowhere in the online site it is specified how to select the GSM or the CDMA model.
Also having used the online support chat from Apple they claimed that both models support both CDMA and GSM which sounded strange.
So becuase I am going to pay approx 700 Euros, I would not want to end up with a phone that does not support the networks intended to use within Europe.

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thanks for your reply but I was not referring to ordering the phone from the US and apple.com.
In addition I do know the difference between GSM and CDMA and do not need to use google on this one.
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