Following on from Chris's post below I ordered a couple of models from Skillballs and they arrived today.

'Gob-smacked' is not a phrase I often use, but when I saw the two models - Kongo and Camperdown - it's the only way I can express my amazement adequately!

They are exceptionally well done with just a few niggles that any competent modeller will be able to fix.

The biggest issue is with the waterline - it's 'bumpy'. I think this is down to the printing process and where supports might have been located. For gamers who mount their models in a 'seascape' base this will not be an issue. For those of us who like to see models displayed either on the shelf in a cabinet or in a diorama, some nifty sanding and, perhaps, a little filler will fix the waterline.

The other issues are mainly remnants of the printing process - little 'pips' on gun barrels and such. A big 'plus' is the internal 'keel', for want of a better word. A feature that should help prevent any distortion.

I haven't checked all of the dimensions, but using the old engineers yardstick - 'if it looks right, it is right'.

I'll be buying a few more of these superb models.