Treat “included”, “removable” and “accessible cab” as three separate claims. A roof that lifts off does not prove that an operator figure comes in the box.
Check the exact package
Match maker code, scale and configuration. Look for a contents list and photographs of the supplied loose pieces. A generic range image can show a figure that is not supplied with every release. When buying used, ask whether the figure shown belongs to the exact item and will be included.
Choose the scene before buying a figure
An occupied cab can suit a working display; an empty cab can suit parked equipment. If a particular seated pose is essential, verify physical fit as well as nominal scale. A figure’s legs, seat height and arm position may prevent it fitting a cab even when the scale label agrees.
Follow the model’s access instructions
Use the supplied procedure for a removable roof or figure. Do not infer a removal method from seams or from a different model in the range. If documentation is missing, ask for it rather than levering a roof or pulling on a seated figure. Store a removed figure with the model’s labeled accessories.
Record what was actually supplied
The 352 release illustrates why these checks matter: the inspected package had no operator even though the roof was removable. The 745 truck supports a different operator arrangement. Carry those exact-package distinctions into your inventory instead of writing “all High Line models include a driver”.
Exact-model reference: 85792 sample inspection, 85528 sample inspection. These examples do not establish behavior for every model.