Brodie, if you have only dealt with modern kits, the MPC kit from 30 years ago, will be a huge change of pace.MPC was known for dodgy fit, and odd quirks in the parts, but are beloved to those of us who grew up with them. AS far as fit goes, Test Fit EVERYTHING! Files, Sandpaper and Sanding Blocks will be your friends on an MPC build. That said, after cleanup fit should be OK. Not like a new Revell or Tamiya, but not bad. The Body is nice but has some mold lines that will need cleaning up. If you choose to use the T-tops you will need to exercise your "Modeling Skills". This version of the kit is clean and well done, and the Chrome tree is smooth and very shiny. (Unlike the bad old days). For another Fan's take on MPC Kits, I recommend looking up Adam Rehorn's (Faust) "Sprue Lagoon" website. You can spend hours there reading his stuff.