This kit produced two very good pup trailers. The most difficult part of the assembly was the roll-up rear doors. This procedure takes a great deal of patience, caution, attention to detail and persistence. Removing the door panels from the sprues is the first step in care and patience. Don't cut more than indicated or the doors will not fit in the track. When sanding, sand a little and check to see that the panel fits in the track and goes all the way up. The bottom panel of the roll-up doors is not designed to move through the curved part of the track. Take your time and you will get a good result. This kit should be labeled Skill Level 4 or 5.

I have built a few of these kit and it is a pleasure to build. I really like the roll up rear door. It takes a few simple adjustments and well worth it to get a smooth operation. The detail is outstanding. Fantastic addition to any collection. When all hooked up it is a long truck. I see a lot of people winning about flash, so what, comes off easily not a big deal. Don't pay any attention to that. I don't have any flash to mention on my kits. A must have kit.

Ordered (2) sets, so I can build Triples, and have a single pup trailer. This is an older re-release kit, so there is a LOT of flash that needs to be cleaned up. A new sharp knife, and a good sanding block will make it easier to clean up the parts. There really isn't any other viable option for 1/25 trailers, so while the kit is NOT of Tamiya quality, the price reflects this. There are NO numbers on the sprues for parts identification. Watch YouTube videos for build tips, and test fit parts to avoid mistakes.