Export 3D grid structure from Photoshop to Illustrator

Hi everyone,
I have Photoshop CS4 Extended and have created a 3D sphere using the 3D menu. Under the render settings I have it set to edge style so that all you're seeing is the grid structure that makes up the object.
I would like to be able to export this grid structure so that I can manipulate it further in Illustrator. Can someone tell me if this is possible?
Appreciate any help.

Ok you are revolving a path and therefor you have to have a half circle path yo do that of course by drawing a full Circle closed path then say select the left most point and delete it now you have a half Circle. Now you revolve the path and you will have your globe this is what it looks like when the effect is not applied or visible. You know in CS 4 you can turn of the visibility of an effect.
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