Well, built from the box you will have no problem with fit overall. However, there are flaws with the kit as it comes OOB, the most flagrant being the ammo stowage. OOB the shells are only 3 deep, in reality they were 4 deep. A little scrap plastic was able to correct that as well as build the support you see going vertically on the center bins. That support is left out of the kit as is. Problem with making the shells 4 deep along with that brace is they infringe on the turrent basket, so you have to compromise and both make the support narrower or off altogether as well as trim down the diameter of the turrent floor. The fuel tanks do not come with the flange with the holes in it at the top of the filler, just a filler that is a tube. Front shock on the radio ops side is set at the same angle as the driver side. the driver side is correct, the radio ops is not and needs to be glued in the reverse angle of the driver, easy enough to do. Top of the radio stack has a large seam that is hard to fill, I just layered on some thin sheet plastic and added the trim to it too. The air filters have a flexible plastic tube that connect to the top of the hull and filters. The filter side is missing a bracket(the small square you see in the pics where this tube attaches to the filter). Otherwise it was a straightforward build with lots of parts. Try it and enjoy. Oh yeah, there is a good website where the brits restore their captured Tunisia (SIC?) Tiger back to running conditions that help with placement and colors.