I think it is considered standard precision in military aviation, but it does indeed sound very precise to us normies.
I remember watching a documentary about the assembly of the first Hürjet prototype, and the Montage Manager had mentioned that they were drilling 2,500 holes into the wing with a permeability sensitivity of 25 µm (microns) in a 0.1 mm hole (more or less equal with only a tiny difference of 0.4 µm). So, although it is a standard procedure in aviation, these are indeed really tight tolerances for us.
Starts around the 10:30 mark, shockingly the auto-translate in English is actually comprehensible:
Our shop retails 1/72 KAI KF-21 Boramae (Plastic model) Academy 12585 Military Model on the Web. [Description of item] - The 4.5th generation jet fighter KF-21 Bora (Wakataka) jointly developed by the Republic of Korea and Indonesia is now available as a 1/72 scale completely new mold snap kit...
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