Flaws etc etc

It seems forever that I've been working on identifying Machins from the 5 albums I won @ auction on the 9th of last month. Almost a week now identifying the 2 & 1/2p magenta's when this block appeared on the last page to be done. A massive amount of flaws just on a block of 9 stamps.
  

obviously I'm missing something drblade - the images I'm seeing here don't look to be x45 ?? - something more like x4 - x6 perhaps.

A couple of days ago one of my neighbours gave me 20 sheets of the new bar-coded Q.E.II 1p values stamps. He had received them from Royal Mail in lieu of the stamps he sent on their swap out scheme. I gave them a cursory 1 hour check over for flaws using a hand held magnifying glass. I was astounded at the amount of flaws on almost every stamps of the sheets many of which could be easily seen with the naked eye. Many had a variety of dr blade flaws in numerous different positions. The most prolific flaws looked like missing blue ink areas, dots, specks & large missing areas of print, particularly across row 3. This could be due to a malfunctioning anti-static part of the print process. I am not an expert about many different types of flaws but the amount of dust/debris collectively causing such large white flaws seems more likely to be mesh damage? I believe the current printers of these stamps have recently installed new extremely highly technical machines to carry out the printing processes, so why so many flaws over a large area of different stamps. Check out line 3 on the scanned sheet. The wide ranging "blue" lines are only able to be seen with a magnifying glass but believe me they exist.

Thanks for your reply Ryan I tried to "enlarge" the scan before posting without success. All 20 sheets have similar flaws with lots of blue lines running horizontally across the stamps in different positions on the sheets.