Thank you, Rich and RX7850. The model has fewer parts than many paper armor kits, so in that way it was less demanding than most. I wouldn't call it a beginners model however, so if you're not familar with paper as a modelling medium I wouldn't recommend it. Also, the model as offered on the website is a white model - no coloring, just black lines outlining blank white parts. To me, the hardest bit was the scale. In the case of this little tankette, 1/72 is way too small for my aged eyes, so I enlarged it to 1/48 at printing. Over at the paper modelers forum there is a mini model specialist who goes by the handle "Texman". He did a beautiful job on the same kit in 1/87 scale. Link is here: http://www.papermodelers.com/forum/armory/23648-1-87-ija-type-94-tankette.html Don, if you link to the model page in my first post, you'll see a grey column on the left side with white boxes and Japanese characters. Click on the verbage next to the third box and you'll get the model. It's a one page model with numbered instructional diagrams in the top half, and the model parts in the bottom half.