when checking them against the schematic they are all close. So if there is 42v at the base of say Q11 where the schematic says 38v is that enough to cause issues ?
Maybe. (and I think you meant Q10; too many errors in your posts, please try to be more accurate)
Each transistor needs a difference in the range of approx. 0.5 to 0.7VDC between the base and emitter.
That difference is what tells you whether the transistor is running or not.
So Q10 (PNP) with 42V at the base is only ok if it is roughly .5V
less than the voltage at the emitter.
For NPN types, the base needs to be approx. .5V
more than the emitter voltage.