Posted in wrong area initially. Check out my customs in the general section. I have completed three prototypes of five for my first set which will be called Legacy of the Sith. Check them out!! Darth Millennial, Kylo Ren and Darth Malgus completed.

these are interesting meshes;
hopefully they translate to interesting physical minis;
"one in the hand, is worth 2 in the thought-cloud"
especially for ultra-fine details like the lightsaber hilts etc, which work in theory, but often break at 3D print time.
I found this out when printing the $8USD "burned anakin" figure from Shapeways or HeroMinis a while back;
it was in FUDii or FXD material, and was exceedingly detailed if not similarly brittle.

although I am uninterested in the subject matter of this concept so far,
owing to not being a fan of pre-Clone Wars sith,
I would be interested to see more of other concepts and particularly the behind the scenes.
Were these custom-made meshes? did folks have to use metasequoia or blender, 3dSMax etc, to make meshes align to a sketch?
or, were these created using 'existing off-the-shelf' "dialed in" options? (such as via HeroForge, Makermini etc)

thanks for sharing,
and it's neat to see 'virtual minis' as a concept also,
which fit nicely alongside pepakura/papercraft,
composite minis,
and other ways to play or collect.
|sorta like virtual lego as opposed to a physical lego collection, elsewhere, folks design complete virtual lego 'sets',
and some can pick-n-pack and mock-up the non-official virtual lego set to order|