The print lines aren't that hard to address, assuming they're not overly large, meaning that the model was printed to a fine resolution on a quality printer. Some runs with a fine sanding stick and some Mr. Surfacer will work wonders. It really isn't as bad as some may believe it to be as long as the original printed parts are already to a high fidelity. As printing becomes even more accurate, we can expect the print lines to minimize more and more as time goes on.

The main issue with the Furious and similar models is that many of them are rips from the World of Warships 3D game models, and may or may not have great fine details. As one who has played the game and seem some of the printed rips, the quality and fidelity will certainly vary! I don't know how much research went into these CAD designs. If a lot, then the resulting model should satisfy most modelers, especially as its a chance to obtain models that are otherwise not produced.

Take care all,

Bob