Introduction With the latest Star Wars movie hiting the theaters in December 2019, it may be the last chance to answer the question: Has Poe Dameron taste in colors improved in the last 4 years? So let's take a look at set 75273 Poe Dameron's X-wing Fighter and try to find the answer!   Set information Set Name: Poe Dameron's X-wing Fighter Set Number: 75273 Number of Pieces: 561 Theme: Star Wars Year Release: 01/2020 Prices: £89.99 / $89.99 / €99.99 (Euro prices may vary) #75273 on Brickset #75273 on Rebrickable     Packaging The front of the box shows the usual Star Wars theme for the movies related sets, with angry Kylo Ren in the upper right corner. As usual on the bottom right corner are the 4 minifigs included in the set: Poe Dameron, Jannah, R2-D2 and a Knight of Ren. The back of the box shows the set's play features, with of course folding wings, and the usual various shooters.   Content of the box The box contains 6 numbered bags and a letter sized booklet. There is also a small stickers sheet with only 3 stickers.   Minifigures The set contains 4 minifigures: Poe Dameron in pilot suit, R2-D2, Jannah and a Knight of Ren, the last two being exclusive to this set (I'n not sure about Poe in this outfit). Poe comes with both a nice rebel pilot helmet and his usual nice hairs. His pilot uniform in dark orange is nicely printed. Jannah, whoever she is, has a nice unique hair part and also a printed right arm. I think she could have had printed legs instead of plain sand blue ones. The Knight of Ren minifig is pretty nice, with uniques torso, legs and helmet. One bad point: the black head. R2-D2 is as nice as usual.   Build The build is rather easy, and if you built one of the previous X-Wing, you'll be able to build this one with eyes closed as it is almost the exact same build, except for the wings of course. The instructions are clear and easy to follow, with not many bricks added at each step.         The result is a nice starfighter, in orange and white... and orange... with some blue details... and orange...   A few spare parts...   To me the most interesting parts are the curved 3x3 bricks, but the new 1x1 roof slope is quite nice too. The 1x2 printed tile is also great and provide with a new option for MOCers.   Play features Of course the main play feature of the X-Wing is its wings! A lever on the top of the starfighter will separate the wings but also lower a pin underneath the hull so you can lay the X-Wing on a table with its wings open. Personally, I find that opening on the top of the hull quite ugly, and it prevents to have some detailing there.     I'm very fond of the way the front of the engines looks like when the wings are folded!   Conclusion Design: 8/10 - The model is quite nice, despite the colors! Parts: 8/10 - The part selection is good, with some great new parts! More printed parts would have been nice though. Build: 7/10 - Interesting build, but it's almost exactly the same build as the last X-Wing! Playability: 7/10 - It swooches and the wings are movable... that's it. Minifigs: 8/10 - The minifigs are nice and well detailed. Price: 5/10 - With high ppp of 0,178€ and 4 minifigs, this set seems overpriced to me... but it is a Star Wars set. Overall: 43/60 (71%) - Poe Dameron didn't improved his taste in colors, even after 3 movies... But the set is nice, but a bit overpriced. It is still an iconic starfighter, even with its resistance livery.