The rear standard is a flimsy piece of bent aluminum that moves around a lot when you are trying to focus. The focussing geared rail is aluminum and may be badly worn and rough. There is nothing but the tightness of the screws to keep the movements from moving, the little tin tabs that are supposed to act as locks are a joke. This can be a very frustrating camera to use because of the way all the parts can move around, I wouldn't recommend it to a novice. The camera is of the classic wooden-flat bed view camera design, but with many more movements than the Kodak.
All movements are ample for most uses.
It weighs only slightly over 6 pounds.