there are no may be ..........may be in dimensions
Only one dimension is there.
that's all.
See the green line you marked ,
It is actually a bit inside of the actual armor line,
You extend the first frontal armor block's sideline through out the hull length in parallel,
And mark the new corrected dotted green lines on it.
In the same way you extend the bottom turret line of the first frontal armor block.Mark it as line----2.
{if you measure the distance between this line and the hull edge and compare it with the crew hatch dia ,it will give you an idea.}
just draw a two red perpendicular lines to the hull ,
their vertical height must be equal to the height of the turret.
Then join the ending of the two red lines on the hull,this line will lie just on the line ---2 you drew above by extending( the first side armor blocks on the side of the turret) bottom line of the turret from the front,
And extend the line down on the hull by a few more mm ,because the turret is located at least 200 mm above the hull.
it will fall on the third blurred corrugated line present on the hull besides the crew hatch,if you start counting from hull edge.
So if you measure the distance between the third corrugated blurred line on the and the hull edge it is no more than 15 mm,
While the crew hatch measures more than 200 mm on scale.
it is a standard practice in perspective drawing to project the pieces to their original to make the correct comparision.
Cutting a piece and pasting it 2 meters in front of where it should be placed like this is stupid.
And fit the crew hatch here,
your mistake can be seen.
If you places the crew hatch 2 meters in front , you are in effect presenting a distorted view of dimensions to suit your perspective.