Third in a series of custom miniatures I did based on the Super Dungeon series. You can see my previous two sets here.
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/22661204/
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/22664375/

Ayn: created from a Super Dungeon Explore Princess Malya miniature
Acacia: created from a Impact Miniatures Chibi Lieutenant Prophet miniature
Vikna: created from a Super Dungeon Explore Shadow-Mode Candy miniature
Legion: created from a Impact Miniatures Chibi Zenko Kitsune miniatue

To be honest, Acacia was the most difficult to make for a few reasons. During construction, the armature I used to make her tail broke off, meaning I had to glue it back on again, and while painting, her head snapped off. Not to mention trying to sculpt all her armor was a bit of a pain since the resin Impact Miniatures uses in their chibi miniatures dose not like green stuff too well (and I don't like how overly exaggerated Impact Miniatures sculpt their eyes for their chibi minis, but that's just my nit-pic). So her armor did not turn out as well as I would have liked it. I also wished I could have sanded the back of her head down a bit more to make the hair more uniform (sanding down her arm to make it look cybernetic rather than just armored when I sculpted over it took a while). Still, her head turned out the best of the four.

Another issue is Vikna's "ice sword". This was the first time I painted ice effects, and it shows, as it doesn't look quite right. It also didn't help that the technique I used was for more crystal like blades, and not to mention I used watered down airbrush paint rather than actual shading ink, due in part to all the hobby stores around here no longer carrying shading ink at this time.

Ayn and Vikna belong to  fluff-kevlar
Acacia belongs to  Arctic-Sekai
Legion belongs to me
Super Dungeon Explore belongs to Soda Pop Miniatures and Ninja Division

Edit: And I just realized I misspelled Ayn's name as "Aya". That's what I get from trying to do this from memory.