Found this new (to me) company doing 3D printed mainly 1/350 scale ships but also some other scales and armour / aircraft
1/350 SS Atlantic Conveyor 1982 Falklands war
1/350 USS Nevada Pearl Harbor
1/350 HMS Illustrious ‘Lusty’ 1940
1/350 HMVS Cerberus (1868) Breastwork Monitor
to name just a couple of their range.
Be wary. They are a legitimate company but im waiting on stuff that should have been out to me ages ago. Ive also been talking to a few people online who have had similar issues.
Production is done by batch processing, they wait till they get a few orders before printing. They really need to up their game if they want to survive.
Some of the quality is apparently a bit mediocre as well
So what’s the story with entire 3-D kits,how do they build up,ease of assembly, level of detail? I have only dealt with small aftermarket items.
I don’t build floaty-things. I’m just drooling at their incredible box art. …
—mike 
Anthony, they are just like any resin kits, just have to watch the print quality and clean up from the supports if they are there.
I prefer to see one of a companies prints before I purchase just so I have an idea what I’m buying.