First impressions of the model are good, the front and rear end are nicely detailed and seem to capture Plaxton's design quite well, the destination displays have clear plastic inserts over the route information which is rather effective.
On the front the wiper blades are moulded onto the windscreen glazing and along with the edges of the screen are neatly picked out with black paint. The lights front and rear are all depicted using tampo printing on raised areas of the casting. Likewise the air intake grille on the rear above the engine cover is reproduced using tiny black dots on a silver background.

Moving onto the sides of the model, all the window glazing is produced using flat clear plastic inserts, these have all window detail tampo printed on them which should allow for alternative window arrangements.
Many Darts had all back window surrounds however EFE have correctly reproduced the red central area on the upright glazing bars, something that is correct on these particular London vehicles. It's a bit unfortunate therefore that the red paint used to achieve this detail is rather lacking opacity and pillars are somewhat transparent as a result.

Staying with the window glazing this has a very slight tamper inwards towards the roof, this becomes more noticeable around the centre exit which appears to be out of line with the front doors as a result. The glazing should be vertical as depicted on the earlier NWFB model.
The doors themselves have moulded detailing and this is combined with tampo printing to produce a convincing appearance. One thing that would have improve them further would have been some sort of representation of high visibility yellow internal handrails, these again were tampo printed on the NWFB model.
The near side destination display is produced by printing the destination on the interior of the glazing and this method does give the desired effect.

Surprisingly the model doesn't have any mirrors and given that EFE have already managed to fit fairly decent plastic ones to the low floor Wright single deck buses this omission is somewhat disappointing.

Internally the seats are reproduced using a single light grey plastic seating block, the usual pair of black poles are present to hold the model together. One improvement over the NWFB version is that the drivers seat and internal dashboard panel have been raised up much higher which is more in keeping with the real vehicles.
The model also has a cream internal ceiling that includes some basic light and air vent detailing.

The model has a fairly high level of external signage, these are all tampo printed and even the smallest are fully legible although you'll probably need a magnifying glass to confirm this! Items reproduced include the white Transdev fleet names, the small yellow legal lettering & various items indicating emergency exits and filler access points.

Focusing on the accuracy of the livery applied to this particular model it doesn't seem too far out, although there are a few differences, the main one is the position of the near side destination display at the bottom of the window, it should in fact be at the top, the lower white band should be positioned below the beading line rather than on it.
The fleet name lettering also looks a bit bolder than it should do and appears slightly oversized as a result.
Some other minor points which may or may not be correct include the position of the near side fleet number, this is usually positioned below the rear most side window and this is confirmed in all the pictures of the Transdev Darts I've managed to find. Likewise the lower white band between the headlights seems to be a feature that is present on some Transdev Pointers but not others.

The roof is completely smooth with just a raised bead at the front and rear.
The single piece black plastic baseplate on the other hand contains some engine detail along with chassis supports and various air and fuel tanks.

I've got to say I rather like this model, it certainly captures the Pointer well, and when compared with the Corgi OOC offering it is a much more refined product, however there are some points that aren't quite right in my eyes, the front panel below the windscreen appears rather flat, the real vehicles seem to have a more rounded central section (see picture above).