First things first, I want to say that for the cost, this model is 100% worth it. $8 Canadian for a 28mm scale tank? I got three for playing Bolt Action, and hands down they're worth it. Also, I like the way the kit goes together, and the detail isn't lacking
That being said, it's $8; it's not without flaws.
The print lines are pretty visible in some places, like the exhaust and on the main gun, and there's a bit of a weird panel effect on the top of the hull that's basically impossible to sand smooth. Up close, it's very noticeable, but on the tabletop, not so much. The right track piece is slightly warped, so it doesn't want to sit flush with the hull, but it held fast with super glue, so that's no big deal. I think its a print issue cus all three tanks I bought had that slight warp to the same track.
Also, the assembly video narration sounds like it was run through an AI? It was still understandable, but idk, I'd rather hear the original human voice.
Despite those critiques, I fully recommend this model. It has none of the sagging or unsupported printing that some solid piece prints have, and it looks great painted up. If you want a perfect model with no print lines, maybe buy the resin Ha-go from Warlord Games. If you don't a few print lines and dont feel like spending $55 on one tank, get some of these!
The models were the right size and easy to put together.