Can't solve the problem—my prints are covered in a uniform layer of plastic, top to bottom.

New Bamboo A1
0.2 nozzle,
E-sun plastic. The plastic is dried to a stable 20% humidity.
The printer is in enclosure.
There's a vibration-absorbing plate underneath the printer.
Print speed from 25 to 35.
Layer height from 0.6 to 0.8.
Tried print temperatures from 185 to 210.
Tried all flow options.

Dozens of prints, with different settings and approximately the same result.
Changing the plastic doesn't change anything.
During this time, I resolved the adhesion issue.
Models are printed without supports.

The first three models from the top row are FDM supportless

The first three models from the top row are FDM supportless

... I opened the package, and there it was... a 0.4.

Returned it. Ordered again.

Today will try printing supportless miniatures without brim.

Minis are 4 centimeters high.
Babmu A1, 0.4 nozzle, rests on a self-assembled anti-vibration structure made of a wooden sheet and polyethylene foam. I
Self created profile.
No-name plastic - cheapest of all. Plastic was dried in an Elego mini dryer.

No brim thickness settings helped me - all models fell off.
All models fell off, both those with supports and those that didn’t need them.

New supportless miniatures. A bit hairy. But they're the cheapest plastic and a 0.4 nozzle.

Bambu A1 0.08 layer height.

I suspect that the problem of miniatures falling off can only be solved by putting them on the bases.

Bambu A1
This time I tried to combine them into an array and single print.
Speed - reduced
Table - clean and hot
z-hop and spiral lift - on.
All models were printed without supports.