Wow there Jakko!!Are they circular depressions and/or slightly raised areas? If so, these are ejector marks. They’re left by the pins that push the sprue from the mould after it’s been made, as you can see at the point this video starts:
(Watching the whole thing gives you a good idea of how model kit parts are made, BTW.)
Anyway, the marks are left on the part because the pins are usually not quite flush with the rest of the mould, but they’re needed to get the part out. This is why many smaller parts have a little extra round bit of plastic attached to them, which you have to cut away: for an ejector pin to push against, rather than the part itself. Especially older kits often have ejectors pushing against larger parts themselves, and frequently in areas that will be visible after assembly.
That is VERY interesting indeed,not seen this process type of thing explained before.... really informative!
I`ve always wondered how and why,the various moulding marks appear,in what is usually the most annoying places!!
Excellent insight....
Andy