First, her reclist is a light reclist. So I don't know if it was actually finished or if it has changed since it was released. I can only work with what I have at hand.
For one, the transcription is different in some parts. For example, she uses @, I use ae for 'ä', Mädchen, Dreck. The consonants are similar in most cases. Though she has a consonant 'R' for the sound at the end of words like 'mir', 'Mutter', I'm having that sound as a Vowel A. Counting it as a vowel in her reclist, she differentiates between 13 vowels, I have 15. She also lists diphthongs to be recorded, I don't. I have yet to see if it'll work that way and if not I can still add either diphthongs or just VV recordings. I don't have those, Lea's voicebank has them.
The CVC part should be rather similar, also the CCV part. Though I think I have some combinations she doesn't have. For example, she has pV, prV and plV, but no pfV in that section. I also have more combinations of sch (sh in hers, S in mine) + C +V. Example: SnV (for example Sne / Schnee).
The biggest difference, which makes her reclist 'short' is her CC section. She has a whole section covering CC combinations without any vowel involvement. It does seem work as shown in her Toeto cover but I wonder how it works out if there are more than just two consonants involved. I have a still growing section of VCC(CC) strings. 4 consonants in a cluster are the maximum in German, I think. An example would be 'selbst' which has 4 consonants after the e. So, I have a pack of 'albst_ilbst...' etc. Basically, I'm pilling up tons of VCC combinations to be able to create a better blend and for a more natural sound of the consonant combinations. And I'm always noticing something that I don't have yet or am unsure about if I already have it.
I think that should be the greatest differences. The transcription is just a minor thing, then the number of vowels, CVV combinations and the biggest difference are her CC's and my VCC's.