Well, since this has to be about fifth or sixth vehicle they've done with the PzKfw 38 (t) chassis, you'd think the molds for that part of the kit would have become a bit worn by now. However, that does not seem to be the case as they are just as good as with the very first issue. There are still some issues with the rather large ejector towers on some of the larger parts, but removing them and cleaning the attachment point should be rather easy as they are all on large, flat bits.

The only real difference in this kit and the others in the series is the inclusion of the sprue with the radio mast that is in the left center of the parts image. If you really wanted to, I imagine you could do a standard tank, but if that is the case, then why buy the commader's tank variant? The small etched fret is for a case on the side of the tank that has the jack atop it. In all, the detailing level is quite good as UM seems to have making these down pat. This boxing also includes a few extra jerry cans on the radio sprue so that's nice.

Instructions are well done with Humbrol and generic color references. I find UMs instructions a tad busy, but this one isn't too bad as things go. There are markings for two tanks in this boxing, even thought the decal sheet hints at more. One is in panzer grey from the start of the Russian campaign in 1941, the other is a panzer yellow one from 1943 and this is shown on the box art and on the back of the box as well. The decal sheet is well printed with large clear carrier film around each one. It seems to me that there are a set of markings for a captured version as well, judging from the red stars on the sheet, but nothing is alluded to in the instructions.