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I've always heard that resin printing is best for miniatures, but if you're happy with the 0.2 nozzle, I'd stick with PLA. CookieCAD and ProtoPasta both have fun colors. If you really want to branch out, ASA with acetone vapor smoothing could be something to try.
I really don't want to deal with resin, I don't have room for a proper safe workstation for it.
I think ASA with acetone vapour will smooth out too much detail, which is already limited. The layer-lines aren't really an issue either, i print at 0.08mm thickness (it takes forever to print these...)
If you don't have a safe space for resin you don't have a space for printing ASA or vapour smoothing either.
ASA i have, because i have en enclosed printer with filter...but i dont have space for handling resin or vapour smoothing (like I said)