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....along with some dimensional problems.
I think that much (too much) fuss is often made about so-called "dimensional problems".
Because for every kit with real "dimensional problems" that leap out at you, such as the ancient Tamiya T-62, there are probably 20 more with so-called "dimensional problems" that are only really apparent after poring over scale drawings and/or going over every angle of the kit with compasses and calipers to pick out minor degree variations, or something or other being 2 or 3mm to short or too long.
Which of course someone somewhere invariably does with every new release, befoe coming onto the forums and boldly announcing what a turkey it is because it has these "serious errors".
But more often than not, it's nothing obvious to the naked eye, and nothing that anyone except maybe the most obsessive micrometer-wieding anorak would even notice.
As you say, this looks like a Hetzer, on which by the way you've done a nice job. I don't see any "dimensional problems" whatsoever with the finished build. The only thing that catches my eye is that in the first photo, the track seems to be not making contact with the guide roller at the back. There looks to be a bit of a gap between them.
- Steve
