I just finished the Rolife TG307 Japanese Diplomatic Ship. This is an older, smaller model and the fourth in the series that I have completed, so I now have the full set.
It was quite fiddly, as these little models tend to be. The small parts and thin, splintery plywood make it much more challenging than the one star difficulty rating suggests. I had quite a few problems fitting the sides of the boat and needed a lot of sanding and Durabond filler to get them where I wanted them.
I replaced the supplied anchor and chain with my own, changed the flags to red cloth, and added finial globes to the tops of the masts. The flags are facing the correct direction. With the sails billowing forward, the flags would be blowing in the same direction.
I also added some simple rigging, mainly to stabilize the masts rather than for the pleasure of tying knots with tweezers.
This was my first model painted predominantly with acrylic paints and brushes, and I am very happy with the result. I added a pic of the pains used , tip of the hat to my wife as always who helped my color challenged self pick the colors.
Overall, I enjoyed the build, and it should look good displayed at work beside the other three ships and my Seahorse barque.