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The kit is not bad at all and is better than the Airfix release by a long shot as well as the better but still inaccurate offering from Revell. It still suffers some flaws of inaccuracy itself and the kit is certainly not up to usual Hasegawan standard with fits and so forth.

Overall, this isn't a bad replication of the T.Mk 7 and it's the only one that you are going to get in this scale so you have to take it all with a pinch of salt. You definitely need to invest in one of the aftermarket (or should that be "beforemarket"?!) conversion and correction kits to make this replication more accurate. Be prepared to put effort into this model and to also have your handy "enhance the fit" tools nearby (like putty, sandpaper, file etc). If it's a Hunter variant that you desperately want then it's worth the getting, otherwise let's hope that a better engineered version is on its way.