Thanks. Let me give it a try.

Otherwise, the Rhino CAD software (and probably many other) can do this easily:

http://docs.mcneel.com/rhino/5/help/en-us/commands/loft.htm

Thanks for your answer Bruno. But, it's required to have the axes in the figure. I can use Solidworks as you suggested in that case it would be a surface part. Which cannot be used in any scientific article. Thanks again.

Hello Tousif,

For the axis, you can add them or just import the object converted to a mesh in Meshlab and show the axis.

As for the the part where Solidworks, or other commercial software, could not be used for a scientific article, I'm not sure I understand what you mean? What makes Matlab or Mathematica works and not other softwares?

Oh. Sorry if I was not clear. Yeah. My only concern was the axes. I meant, if I have the part only without any axes that wouldn't make too much sense in a paper. I'm try your mesh idea right now. Thanks for the great tip.