My X-T2 body has so far managed to avoid any scratches or wear marks (~3 months ownership so too early to tell).In my experience lenses seems to be made of far softer material even though it's an all metal design and are getting scratched. I am reasonably careful with my camera. There is certainly something with material used or scratch resistance as I compared to my prior canon system. My Canon system was also magnesium body, and lenses of metal construction. it had only light wear marks even after using it for 12 years. Canon survived many domestic and international travels, got it's fair share of getting banged around and a few accidental drops and continued to operate like champ.
My usage is people + travel.
Still loving the Fuji camera system. Image IQ, handling, all controls that it gives you, I just hope that that a few scratches don't become a nagging concern at the back of my mind to steal the pleasure.
I have not seen a definition of "built like a tank", I equate it to be = something that'll survive normal coming in contact with elements and it's fair share of bumps and tumbles.
