This work is a derivative creation based on the excellent Aloy model created by StreetPiet.

I divided the original model into three parts and added a base, so that the entire sculpture can be easily printed even without the use of a support structure—of course, this assumes that the 3D printer you are using is capable of handling steep overhangs.
One of the major advantages of the split-body design is that by eliminating the support structure, it not only significantly improves the smoothness of the model surface but also greatly shortens the printing time. However, the only drawback of this solution is that there will be obvious seams between the various components, so it is necessary to use adhesives such as glue to firmly join the various parts together.

What documents are needed for printing?

Standard version model:
Aloy from the Nora SplitTop.stl
Aloy from the Nora SplitMid.stl
Aloy from the Nora SplitBot with Stand Simple.stl

LED version:
Aloy from the Nora SplitTop.stl
Aloy_from_the_Nora_SplitMidWithLEDHoles.stl
Aloy from the Nora SplitBot with Stand and LED Holes.stl
Optional accessories:
aloy_LEDStandWemosD1.stl
Horizon_Logo.stl

Update date: April 7, 2017:

The leg and central parts with built-in LED installation holes have now been uploaded. Today, I shared photos of the LED assembly process and the finished statue after it was finally lit up. In addition, I also uploaded an accessory for use under the base - this accessory is equipped with a Wemos D1 microcontroller, which can precisely control the LED lighting and is perfectly suited for the 5-scale Aloy model.

My printing settings:

Model scaling ratio: 3 times
Layer thickness: 0.2 mm
Fill density: 5%
No support is needed
The top and bottom parts can be printed normally, but the middle parts need to be printed upside down - that is, with the "legs" facing upward.

I wish you a pleasant experience using it!