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When I first got into 3D printing, I honestly underestimated how much the material choice would shape the final result. PLA felt forgiving and affordable, great for detailed display models, but I quickly noticed it lacked strength under heat. Switching to ABS gave me tougher parts, though warping and fumes added cost and effort. PETG landed somewhere in between, flexible enough to survive drops while still keeping decent detail. Later I experimented with resin for miniatures and learned how surface quality can dramatically improve at the expense of brittleness and post-processing time. That balance between strength, flexibility, price, and finish became even clearer when printing complex game characters I downloaded from https://www.gambody.com/, where the material can make or break fine details. Over time, I realized there’s no “best” material—just smarter choices depending on what you want the print to do and how it should feel in your hands.