Bamh3d - Ahri Kda %281080%29 - %287 Parts%29
Separating the tails from the body allows you to place supports on hidden surfaces.
In the world of 3D figurines, "1080" typically refers to the suggested scale or a specific high-definition version of the mesh. While standard miniatures are often 32mm or 75mm, a "1080" designation often implies a larger display piece, intended to be printed at a height that allows the fine facial details and tail textures to shine without being lost to layer lines. The "7 Parts" Assembly bamh3d - ahri kda %281080%29 %287 parts%29
Printing a complex character like Ahri as a single piece is a recipe for failure. The "7 parts" breakdown is a strategic "keying" of the model: Separating the tails from the body allows you
Use a 0.2mm nozzle if possible for the head and hands. The "7 Parts" Assembly Printing a complex character
It is significantly easier to paint Ahri’s outfit and tails separately before final assembly. Best Practices for Printing
Tilt the torso back 30-45 degrees to move support marks to the back.
Use a high-quality filler primer. This fills microscopic ridges and gives the paint a surface to grab onto.