I recently completed 3D-Wild's 1/350 HMS Vanguard (1946). It was a complex build but most of the parts were very well-shaped. The assembly instructions are in color but on standard paper; everything is printed in Chinese but the illustrations and parts are numbered and identify each part with numbered arrows, and how the parts look when installed or assembled. The extensive photoetch set includes quite a number of extra duplicate parts to cover "mistakes" or lost pieces, but there are quite a number of parts that are not identified in the instructions and so one has to guess where they might go (if anywhere). The hollow full hull is in two sections that join fairly well together, but some use of putty and sanding will still be necessary. All gun barrels are turned brass, with only a few extra 40mm ones. No painting guide or decals are provided. The wood deck fit very well except for being about 1 to 2 mm too short where the aft section meets the amidship ones. It took 3 or 4 months after ordering (mid-2024) for the kit to arrive.