*A fantasy armor set * designed especially for 1:6 BJD dolls, featuring a horned dragon-inspired helmet, stylized bra armor, matching bracers, and a fitted hip guard piece. The overall look is sleek, sharp, and slightly dark, with clean fantasy lines that feel _perfect for dragon riders, demon queens, dark elves, or warrior princess character styling._

This set is made for ball-jointed doll display and customization, giving your doll a complete lightweight armor look without overwhelming the figure’s proportions. The helmet creates the strongest visual impact, while the rest of the pieces keep the silhouette balanced and elegant for posing, photography, and collector display.

Perfect for BJD customization, fantasy doll styling, collector display, photoshoots, and character creation projects.

Measuring Instructions

This model is designed specifically for 1:6 BJD dolls, so fit should always be checked against your doll before printing.

For 1:6 BJD scaling:Measure your doll’s head width and height before printing the helmetMeasure the bust width, underbust, and torso width for the bra armorMeasure the waist / upper hip width for the hip guard pieceMeasure the forearm length and width for the bracersCompare all measurements to the internal dimensions of each part in your slicer

Important fit note:

For doll armor, the most important measurement is the inside space of each part, not just the outside appearance.

Before printing, always check:

helmet inner width and depthbust cup spacingunderbust widthhip guard inner widthbracer inner opening and forearm length

Tip:Because BJD bodies vary by sculpt and brand, a small test print or scaled draft section can save time before printing the full set.

For other doll scales:You can scale proportionally for similar fantasy dolls or figuresIf scaling away from 1:6, recheck all internal dimensions carefully before printing

Printing InstructionsRecommended layer height: 0.12–0.2 mmInfill: 10–15%Supports: Yes, depending on orientationWalls: 2–3 perimeters

Orientation:Print each armor piece separately

The helmet may benefit from angled orientation to keep the face opening and horn areas cleaner

The bra armor and hip guard should be oriented to protect the outer decorative surfaces

The bracers can be printed separately with the cleanest side facing away from supports

Slower print speeds can help preserve the sharp fantasy lines and cleaner edges

Recommended materials:FPLA / TPU / ElastanResin can work very well for highly detailed doll-scale armor

** Finishing Tips**Prime with grey, black, or white primer depending on your final color schemeThis set looks especially good in:matte blackblack and silverdark red and blackmetallic purpledragon green and bronzebone and obsidian tones