I came across this in the Black Friday sales, but even at the normal price ($USD35), as a ship modeller, I would recommend it. I printed it on my fdm QIDI X-max3. The prints are highly detailed, even down to the deteriorated wood parts as found when reconstructed in Norway a century ago.
I have printed the hull, and plan to make the mast, spar, rudder, deck etc out of wood, and to add shields and sail.
My only criticism is that the photographs are black on a black background, and details are difficult to pick out. And some printing and assembly suggestions would have been helpful.
Not yet completed, but at 500m long it is an impressive model.

Both the structural and surface detail are amazing. All features and dimensions have high fidelity to the Osenberg prototype.
I am upsizing the files to FDM print a hull at 1/16 scale, 1350 (53") long.
The printed parts look super.
These files are, as far as I know, the most accurate way to start a model this historical ship.
May start a build log in the discord.

wow beautiful models been keeping a eye out for any sales to grab them and black Friday was here haven't printed any yet will do soon 😜