A look at the box art:
UOC 1 by Christian Osika, on FlickrAnd a couple of pics of the kit parts. They are nicely cast and from what I can tell, very accurate in shape and most details.
UOC 2 by Christian Osika, on Flickr
UOC 3 by Christian Osika, on FlickrA look at the decal sheet. The decals are nicely done, but since the sheet is longer than the box, it gets kinda wrapped around on the ends. You get a choice of three ship names, Oberth, Von Braun and Pegasus. It would have been nice to get Grissom since that is the first ship of the class seen and the one I'd bet most modelers would choose to build, but that's a minor thing. I'm sure someone in the aftermarket decal world can and will put out a supplemental sheet at some point in the future.
UOC 4 by Christian Osika, on FlickrThis kit is a substantial improvement on the old Dark Star Oberth kit that was later re-issued by Delta Quadrant. Here are a couple of pics of the Ugh kit (in blue resin) with the Dark Star (in gray resin). The old Dark Star kit is a good deal larger, and much more simplified in shape and detail. The shape of the "saucer" being the worst. On the Dark Star kit it's more dome-like, while the Ugh kit's saucer has a much more accurate shape to it.
UOC 5 by Christian Osika, on Flickr
UOC 6 by Christian Osika, on Flickr
UOC 7 by Christian Osika, on FlickrAll in all a really nice kit that should look great next to the R2 Refit, Reliant and Excelsior/Enterprise-B!
It is a much better kit.