LEGO Star Wars Jedi Starfighter 75333, 75191 & 7143 Comparison! 

I feel like the original still looks the best. Not because of the lack of stickers, but because the newer ones keep angling the wings downward when in the movies they're relatively straight out. Also the cockpit sections appear much bulkier than the wings in the newer designs

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i have the first one and it's honestly cool but a bit old lol

2002 still looks awesome. I hate that the 2022 one has nearly as many stickers as bricks.

2022 is better.i It's a little padded and big but it's more faithful in shape to the spaceship in the movie than the other two which are too triangular

Can you do Barriss Offee’s Delta 7 Jedi Starfigher with the style of 2017 Obi-Wan Kenobi’s Jedi Starfighter with Hyperdrive Ring in light blue and lime green?

Can you do Barriss Offee’s Delta 7 Jedi Starfigher with the style of 2022 Obi-Wan Kenobi’s Jedi Starfighter in light blue and lime green?

I want the jango Fett mini figure how much will you pay for it

back when there was no shitty stickers... I HATE STICKERS !!!

The 2002 has the best landing gear by far

Great video tie nice sets have a great week 👍

The one starfighter actually came out in 2017, not 2018

Personally, I do feel like a fair amount of the Star Wars sets from 2002 have aged very well. Which may be attributed to the fact that they were released during a period when Lego started introducing many new curved elements which would forever change the aesthetic of several themes. Many of the set's parts became rare, if not exclusive to it, as I had referenced when revisiting your original review. But I had forgotten to mention it being the debut appearance of the 3x4 18-degree plate in Metru red (New dark red), which also came in a "Dino Attack" (7474) or "Dino 2010" (7295) in '05, along with a bulk bricks pack (4679) the same year before being retired. It was also among the last appearances of the 2x4 bearings brick w/pins in the old dark grey, last appearing in a "Designer" set (4100) in April 2003.The 1x4 hinge plate in Mata blue was also exclusive. Though I never saw the original review of the second version (75191) or the first comparison with the first version, it was actually released in 2017, not 2018. The head and torso of the 10-year old incarnation of Boba Fett are exclusive to the set, though the hair piece in black first appeared as Severus Snape's hair in the 2010 version of Hogwarts Castle (4842), and is still in use today. Boba Fett's short legs in medium blue are the same as they were in their origin appearance in Jango Fett's Slave I (7153), and have appeared in twelve sets total over twenty years. Appearing most recently in the Icons "Loop Coaster" (10303) in July of this year, and it is also predicted to appear in this year's City Advent Calendar (60352). Possibly the only parts that are present between both the '02 version and this one, are the 2x4 angle plates and 6x12 wing plates in Metru red. The former of those I had in a "Designer" set (4507) from June 2004, while the latter I had in an Alpha Team: Mission Deep Freeze set (4748) from the same year. This 2017 version of the Jedi Starfighter would mark the final appearance of the part in Metru red. As the set included a Booster Ring, it was also the first and only appearance of the wheel w/spokes (This part: brickset.com/sets/containing-part-6192358) in that color, and the final appearance of the 1.5 mm 5x6 Pallet w/Holder (This part: brickset.com/sets/containing-part-6136881) in the same color. The 2x2 45-degree inverted roof tile in that color debuted in the same two sets I mentioned in June 2004, and was retired last year, after appearing in a Creator polybag (11951). This was the second of just three appearances of the transparent Technic 3x7 45-degree double angular beams, appearing in the 20th Anniversary edition of Anakin's Podracer (75258) in 2019. This was also the second of two sets containing the Technic 7M "half-beam" in white, along with the "Air Race Jet" (42066) from that year, and the first of two sets to have the 3x6x6 round wall element in that color. The 4x16 brick w/bow angle in white debuted in a Mars Mission (7692) and an "Exo-Force" (8106) in June 2007, and was retired after appearing in last year's UCS Republic Gunship (75309). The 1x16 Technic brick in white-which had debuted in the "Super Car" (8880) in 1994, was also retired last year after appearing in the Question Mark Block set (71395) which is currently still available. As for the third and most recent model, it hasn't changed quite as much, apart from the inclusion of Taun We, though Obi Wan's torso has changed from tan to reddish brown. But most of the other stats on the new version I referenced in the comments on your initial review of it.

Do the older and newer versions fit the hyperdrive ring?

the design just kept getting worse