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Probably incorrectly fitted . Any pictures ?

Yet

CDR by hammer spike .

Copper disc rivets . Some are missing especially in the vertical . And damaged slates along side the dormer. There should be no need for acrypol

The rule "a tile for every place and a place for every tile " applies with these you can not just chuck them on like you can a concrete interlocking tile or even an Anglia. Marley concrete plain in antique brown are easier

It's been re roofed,badly. It has a breathable underlay and no doubt the only thing keeping heavy rain out .. They look like Norfolk pan tiles and need care when fitting . They've been chucked on

KAA BooM!!

Correct , and not a through colour. Smooth grey and smooth brown are through colours .

What's that supposed to mean ? We can't see how much scaffold there is . We don't really know what the issue is or was . But to be honest it looks shoddy. There are damaged slates still on the roof , CDRs missing . I don't believe these were genuine roofers .

You should

Big mess

90 mm head lap at that pitch

Spend the rest of the day googling it.. Tip, you won't find the answer in a mastic catalogue.

You have a possibility of adjusting gauge (40 mm) variation . Of course subject to roof pitch . It's ok to cut and drill the top course need be

Marley plain tile in smooth grey .. I don't even need to see the top side . Loser !

This time you have lost badly

They make smooth brown now. Antique isn't a through and never was . colour .. your on a losing battle once again ..

Total bs .. the original picture you posted of a plain tile was a Marley smooth grey. Smooth colours are through colours . Antique brown is a granular finish and isn't a through colour . You obviously know nothing .. You just make your self look thick ..

Marley smooth grey.. Red? maybe you should visit SS

Here we go again .. The original colour was smooth grey .