Poe Dameron's X-Wing

Description

Black One takes flight

Poe Dameron is the Resistance's ace pilot, and his black T-70 X-wing reflects that status. In The Force Awakens, he leads a squadron that sweeps in over the lake on Takodana to drive off the First Order, and later heads the attack on Starkiller Base. The T-70 is an updated version of the classic X-wing flown by Luke Skywalker and the Rebels, keeping the familiar four-winged shape while giving it a more modern look. Poe's personal fighter carries the call sign Black One.

Black, orange and a hint of pink

Black leads the parts list, followed by orange, dark bluish grey and trans-dark pink. That dark palette sets this model apart from the pale grey and white X-wings found in other sets. The 48 pieces include 22 distinct elements, with several parts repeated across the symmetrical wings. No minifigures are included. Black and orange pieces are great for adding drama to your own spacecraft, and trans-dark pink is a less common colour worth holding on to.

Old and new side by side

The build is quick and friendly for younger builders, and the finished fighter can be swooshed around in one hand. It becomes especially interesting on a shelf next to a small X-wing from the original trilogy, where you can compare how the design evolved over the decades of the saga. Paired with small First Order ships, it also makes an easy sequel-era scene. Because the model is so compact, it fits on a crowded shelf or a desk without taking space from larger sets.

Parts list and further builds

This page lists all 22 distinct elements with their colour and quantity, so checking a used copy is quick and finding a missing part number takes seconds. The What can I build? feature compares your collection with other sets and shows which ones you could already build. That way, the black and orange parts of Poe's fighter can go on to new projects once the model has flown its last mission.

FAQ

What model of X-wing does Poe fly?

A T-70 X-wing, the updated version used by the Resistance in the sequel trilogy.

How many pieces are in set 911841?

There are 48 pieces with 22 distinct elements. No minifigures are included.

How does it differ from the classic X-wing?

The T-70 keeps the four-winged layout but has a sleeker, more modern shape. Poe's version also stands out with its black and orange colour scheme.