The first thing I did was to swap the wings of the two models to create a pair of stupid hybrid ships. Particularly poking fun in a gentle but affectionate way. If you’ve read my articles you’ll have noticed my interest in Star Wars, Kev Levell's MOCs inspired by 75300 & 75301

Compromises have been made, but my feeling is that they are very fair compromises and that if you are looking for an X-wing and/or a TIE fighter for your collection - these really are excellent representations of those ships. I could compare these two models to their many respective previous versions having built a fair number of them, but as with many things, what one hand gives, the other takes away. I didn’t manage to secure one of the last iteration of the X-wing set 75218 was far too expensive for me as I already have a number of the previous depictions. I think it’s great to have these ships appearing at a much more affordable price point. These sets have been reported on extensively elsewhere, and my opinion of these sets doesn’t add much to those voiced in other reviews. Minifig Hair Swept Back with Widow's Peak Chin-Length and Bushy in Back in White (6128875 | 21269) has only been previously available in the BTTF Dimensions Doc Brown Fun Pack set where it wonderfully represented the eccentric inventor’s hair. Here are the minifigures for the X-wing… There are some nice new prints here for Luke and particularly General Dodonna.

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