Received my kit a few days ago and no damage to any pieces. They're not kidding about the alignment of his arms to the steering wheel. I got mine to fit just right. For me, I was determined to get his right hand completely on the steering wheel. It worked, everything will fit if you take your time and do as they suggest, look at the photos on the site. Everything about Wilma is delicate so be careful.
What I did was use a slow-drying epoxy glue for both arms. His right was barely glued. I then used two-part epoxy putty and filled in the gap. I also filled in the gap on his left forearm to the car frame. I then aligned his right hand into the streeting wheel. Once everything was set, I left it to dry overnight. That part fit good. For me, he wasn't sitting perfectly in the seat so I added another type of softer two-part putty to his lower back and fitted it in before it dried. While doing this I broke his sunglasses on his right side that I previously glued to his head so a bit more advice for you there.
Again, I like to fuss about making sure figures are actually holding what they're supposed to hold, sit into, etc. so I took longer on this than most would do but, in the end, Yabba Dabba Do! Fred sits in his souped up wood and stone rod very nicely. I bought the Bedrock sign too to go with this little vignette that I hopefully will finish over the winter. Ok, Iceman, you started something here, now I challenge you to get Barney and Betty in the same motif and make them a companion piece to this. Highly recommended!