Gloster Meteor NF.14

Sword | No. SW48011 | 1:48

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Brand:: Sword
Title:: Gloster Meteor NF.14
Number:: SW48011
Scale:: 1:48
Type:: Full kit
Released:: 2020 New tool
Barcode:: 8596444480116 (EAN)
Topic:: Gloster Meteor » Jets (Aircraft)

Markings

Gloster Meteor

Gloster Meteor NF Mk.14

Royal Air Force (1918-now)

No. 72 Sqn. WS833/MS (Wg.Cdr. Maurice Shaw)
1956 - RAF Church Fenton
BS381C:241 BS381C:638 BS381C:627
No. 85 Sqn. WS776/J (Sq. Ldr. Miroslav Liškutin)
1958 - RAF Church Fenton
BS381C:241 BS381C:638 BS381C:627

Box contents

Dimensions:
420x205x65 mm (16.5x8.1x2.6 inch)

Weight:
363 g (0.8 lbs)

Boxart designed by Jerry Boucher

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2020

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Alternative SKUs for Sword SW48011:
SW-48011 | 48011 | SWORD48011 | SWD48011 | SRT48011

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Comments

Gluefinger
I was just about to begin to put the decals on this thing when I realized they mis-numbered a large part of smaller decals (of which there are a lot) in the instruction sheet. Worst of all, there seems to be no logic to the mis-numbering, such as a fixed offset...
Now I have to spend hours to find out which goes where.

Thank you, Sword, for ruining what so far was a quite enjoyable build.
If you, or a test subject, had built the model just once, using your own instructions, this would immediately have become obvious.
I suggest you peruse the following Wikipedia article before p*ssing off more customers with something that is easily avoidable:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quality_control

1 17 October 2021, 14:00