The show is running at Art Asylum Boston through this Sunday, December 6th. The pieces are all for sale, although a few have already been sold. You can see all of the pieces from the show at "Art Strikes Back."

Art Strikes Back — Thanks to Ben for the tip.

Allison Bamford
"Ewok Sundae"
Landon Richmond
"Emperor Palpatine Probably Hates You"
Landon Richmond
"I'm Not Special"
Stolen
"Lost Robot"
Shai Dahan
"Yo, It's a Trap!"
Donald Ross "SCRIBE"
"Scribblespeeder"
Rourke Van Dal
"Imperial Che"
Ryan Callanan "RYCA"
"R2TAG-2 (Troops Out)"
Mr. Brainwash
"Star Wars Reunion"
Kevin Liell
"Wompa Attack"
Mike Mitchell
"Icons of The Empire"
Arkiv
"Yoka"
Adriean Koleric "ITEM"
"AK-AT (Gasolina)"
Shai Dahan
"Totum"
Evoker
"Endor Sneak Attack"
Pure Evil
"Death Planet"

The sculptors at Art Asylum have decided to share their back-and-forth emails with their production factory, letting you see just how anal everyone involved in toy production can be, with notes like:

1- Windows and some details in general seem sloppy please make sure in final product windows and details are straight and uniform.

2- Scribe lines on prototype in general are too wide, thick and sometimes very sloppy make finer and thinner. I can even see where the drill bit for the CNC machine slipped. This is not acceptable.

Also included in the post are schematics for the new model (with measurements, so that you too can build your own galaxy-spanning starship), as well as an explanation as to why they're being so anal about everything:

These ships have GOT to be 100% accurate since Star Trek fans are amongst the most detail-oriented in existence... It’s a labor of love, but we won’t give up until this ship’s perfect - which will definitely be soon!

Enterprise D Under Construction, Part 1 [Art Asylum]