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Another day another nice looking set of STLs (in my opinion) that I though was worth sharing. I quite like the slick cyborg parts in contrast to 40k's industrial aesthetic. Also liking the ed209/chaos dreadnought vibe from the big mech.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cyberpunklegacy/cyberpunk-legacy?ref=android_project_share

They look nice, but those won't print well as minis. Details are too thin and shallow right now.

Those are some nice sculpts (with a touch of specific anime cyberpunk flair) but I'll echo Albertorius' concern. I think they'd be fine at maybe a 54mm (old Inquisitor) scale and up but they either won't properly print or will break with normal handling even if they do at normal tabletop gaming sizes. Great display models though.

I just printed out a custom cyberpunk orc a second time after tweaking the head/facial details 50-200% larger than what looks best on the 3d model. When I printed out the realistically scaled original, it just literally and figuratively didn't work. He was missing the sow ears, looked like a pinhead barbarian, and his tusks were about the thickness of an ingrown hair.

Test prints will be posted tomorrow apparently, which will help me decide if I keep my pledge. Thanks for the tips