Review : LEGO Star Wars 75400 Plo Koon's Jedi Starfighter Microfighter

It's been a while: today we're taking a quick look at the contents of the LEGO Star Wars set 75400 Plo Koon's Jedi Starfighter Microfighter, a small box of 89 pieces which will be available from June 1, 2025 at a public price of €14,99. The Microfighter format has been a little rarer until now, this box brings it back to the forefront with Plo Koon in the spotlight this time.

The character was also becoming more than rare at LEGO, he had not appeared in the range since 2014 with the set 75045 Republic AV-7 Anti-Vehicle Cannon.

Here we assemble the first Jedi Starfighter of this range of ships in the format chibi and this is the Delta-7B piloted by the Jedi in the animated series The Clone Wars. Everything is on the usual scale, you like it or you don't.

Nothing too complicated, it's finished in a few minutes and the result seems rather satisfactory to me as long as we can appreciate this format. We install the dome of the astromech droid R7-D4, Plo Koon can take his place at the controls and we can even store his saber under the fuselage via a dedicated clip. Two Stud Shooters are integrated on the wings.

The Plo-Koon minifigure included in this box is brand new, with the added bonus of a new mold for this character's head, which we'll likely see in other boxes. The pad printing is decent, and the level of detail is sufficient.

LEGO only delivers the droid's dome, which is mean, especially since the retail price of these little boxes has gone from €9,99 to €14,99 without customers finding anything to their liking in terms of content. LEGO is also missing an opportunity to provide us with a complete and updated version of the droid, which has only been seen once so far at LEGO in 2010 in the set 8093 Plo Koon's Jedi Starfighter.

In short, if you absolutely want to add this new version of Plo Koon to your minifig collection, this box will allow you to do so at a lower cost and without having to deal with larger and more expensive constructions that you won't really have any use for. Too bad for his wheeled companion, you'll have to make do with the dome provided for now at least.

If you like the Microfighter format, here's some good news confirming that this range isn't being completely abandoned by LEGO. In any case, I think there's no point spending €15 on this set, which, with a little patience, should soon be available for less elsewhere than at LEGO.

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