The LEGO X-wing Buying Guide: Every Set Ranked by Size and Value

75355 X-Wing Starfighter is the biggest and best X-wing LEGO has made

The largest X-wing in our database is 75355 X-Wing Starfighter, released in 2023 with 1,949 parts and 2 minifigures. Its launch retail price, according to Brickset, was $239.99 / £209.99. Brickset lists the sale as running from May 2023 to December 2025.

10240 Red Five X-Wing Starfighter is the 2013 version. It has 1,558 parts and a single minifigure, with a launch retail price of $199.99 / £169.99. The newer model has about 400 more parts and one more minifigure. If you already own 10240, the upgrade is a question of taste, not necessity. If you own neither, buy the newer one.

Before either of them came 7191 X-wing Fighter, from 2000. It has 1,304 parts, 1 minifigure and a launch retail price of $150.00. Today it is a collector's curiosity, worth knowing about and rarely worth hunting.

The main X-wing sets run from 1,949 parts down to 97 and from $9.99 to $239.99

Here are the sets that matter, sorted by parts. Prices are launch retail prices as listed by Brickset. Nothing here is a current shelf price.

The pattern is clear. Parts climb with price, but the middle of the table is where the value hides. A set with 474 parts at $49.99 / £44.99 beats several pricier ones on parts per dollar.

75460 New Republic X-Wing Starfighter is the sensible X-wing to buy right now

Two 2026 sets are still on sale as far as our database knows. Neither has an announced end date, and that is all we can say about availability. 75460 New Republic X-Wing Starfighter arrived in April 2026 with 558 parts, 3 minifigures and a launch retail price of $69.99 / £59.99.

Its sibling is 75423 Luke's Red Five X-wing, on sale since March 2026. It has 581 parts, 5 minifigures and a launch retail price of $89.99 / £79.99. The part counts are almost identical. The difference is the cast: the Red Five set gives you two more minifigures, and the other set costs less.

Our call: if you want a plain, good-looking X-wing on a shelf, take 75460. If the minifigure crowd matters to you, 75423 is the better pack. We would not pay the extra for the cast alone, but we understand anyone who does.

Mid-size sets from 2015 to 2020 share about 700 parts and four minifigures

This is the classic system-set zone. 75102 Poe's X-Wing Fighter (2015) has 716 parts and 4 minifigures, with a launch retail price of $79.99 / £69.99. 75149 Resistance X-Wing Fighter (2016) has 742 parts and 4 minifigures, at $79.99 / £84.99. 75218 X-Wing Starfighter (2018) has 730 parts and 4 minifigures, at $79.99 / £89.99.

They are close cousins on paper. The gaps in part count are under 30, which is noise. What separates them is the look of the ship and which characters come in the box, so pick the livery you prefer. The sale of 75102 ran from September 2015 to July 2018, the longest of the three. The other two ended in December 2017 and December 2019.

Then there is 75273 Poe Dameron's X-wing Fighter (2020): 761 parts, 4 minifigures, $89.99 / £89.99. It is the largest of this group by a small margin, and the dearest.

75301 Luke Skywalker's X-Wing Fighter is our value pick among the main sets

75301 Luke Skywalker's X-Wing Fighter came out in 2021 with 474 parts and 4 minifigures. The launch retail price was $49.99 / £44.99. Brickset lists the sale as ending in December 2023, so it is a set to look for on the secondary market, not a current release.

Why do we rate it? Compare it with 9493 X-wing Starfighter (2012). That one has 560 parts and 4 minifigures, at $59.99 / £49.99. The 2021 set has 86 fewer parts and costs less at launch, in both currencies. Not a bargain war, just a fair trade for a newer build.

Compare it also with 6212 X-wing Fighter (2006): 437 parts, a generous 6 minifigures, $49.99 / £45.99. Same launch price in dollars, more parts in the newer set. The older one wins only on minifigure count.

Poe Dameron variants are fun, but the Luke ships are our pick

Poe's X-wing shows up in a lot of our entries. The system sets are 75102 Poe's X-Wing Fighter and 75273 Poe Dameron's X-wing Fighter, covered above. Below them sit the small ones: 30278 Poe's X-wing Fighter (64 parts, no minifigures, $3.99 / £3.99) and 30386 Poe Dameron's X-wing Fighter (72 parts, no minifigures, $4.99 / £3.49).

Two more Poe entries have no launch price in our database, so we quote none: 911841 Poe Dameron's X-Wing (48 parts, 2018) and, from the Resistance side, 912063 Resistance X-Wing (42 parts, 2020). Both have no minifigures.

Our view: the Poe sets are fine, but if you want one X-wing and no regrets, the Luke Skywalker and Red Five models are the ones we would pick. Buy a Poe set if you like Poe's ship, not because you were told to.

Small X-wing sets cost under $30

For pocket money, 75032 X-Wing Fighter (2014) has 97 parts and 1 minifigure, launched at $9.99 / £8.99. Brickset lists its sale from March 2014 to July 2015. 75125 Resistance X-Wing Fighter (2016) is nearly identical in size, with 87 parts and 1 minifigure, at the same $9.99 / £8.99.

75297 Resistance X-Wing (2021) has 60 parts and 2 minifigures for $19.99 / £17.99. That is a lot per part, but you get two minifigures. 75235 X-Wing Starfighter Trench Run (2019) has 132 parts and 3 minifigures, at $29.99 / £24.99, and sits at the top of this small group.

Then the odd one: 75390 Luke Skywalker X-Wing Mech (2024), with 195 parts, 1 minifigure and a launch retail price of $15.99 / £12.99. It is a mech, not a starfighter, so treat it as a toy. Older small sets include 9677 X-wing Starfighter & Yavin 4 (77 parts, $9.99 / £9.99) and 4484 X-wing Fighter & TIE Advanced (76 parts, $4.00 / £3.99).

Polybags and promo X-wings are for completists, not for display

30654 X-Wing Starfighter (2023) has 87 parts, no minifigures and a launch retail price of $4.99. 30051 X-wing Fighter - Mini (2010) has 61 parts and launched at $3.49. They are cheap and small, and they make decent gifts.

Some entries carry no launch price in our database, so we give none: 6520657 X-Wing (60 parts, 2024), 912304 X-Wing Fighter (57 parts, 2023) and 6963 X-wing Fighter (41 parts, 2004), which is the smallest listed. None has a minifigure.

These are not where you start. If you want to own a LEGO X-wing, buy a proper set first. Then add a polybag for the shelf, if you feel like it.

The early sets from 1999 to 2003 are for nostalgia and need a careful eye

Our database goes back to 1999. 7140 X-wing Fighter has 271 parts, 4 minifigures and launched at $30.00. 7142 X-wing Fighter (2002) has the same 271 parts and 4 minifigures, at the same $30.00. Both are old, small builds by today's standards.

4502 X-wing Fighter (2003) has 564 parts, 3 minifigures and a launch retail price of $50.00 / £49.99. It is a better-sized model than the earlier two, and a fair bit larger than 6212, though 6212 has more minifigures. We have no sale dates for 4502 in our database, so we say nothing about when it was sold.

One note on 7140: the sale start date for it looks wrong in the source data, so we do not quote it. Check the dates yourself before you trust any listing.

Our pick depends on budget: 75355 for display, 75460 for now, 75301 for value

Want the best X-wing LEGO has made? Find 75355 X-Wing Starfighter. Its sale ended in December 2025 according to Brickset, so you are likely buying second-hand. Prepare for a premium over the $239.99 / £209.99 launch retail price, though we cannot tell you what that premium is.

Want a set you can buy from current lines? 75460 New Republic X-Wing Starfighter at $69.99 / £59.99 launch retail price is the pick. Want more minifigures? 75423 Luke's Red Five X-wing. Want our value pick? 75301 Luke Skywalker's X-Wing Fighter.

Skip the mash-up 75393 TIE Fighter & X-Wing Mash-up unless you love the idea. At 1,063 parts and 5 minifigures it is large, but it is not a pure X-wing, and its sale ended in December 2025.

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