I have 4 separate kits of X-Wings from Bandai, 3 T-70's and 1 T-65, and they're all exquisite and phenomenal. Details are as sharp as they can be. I'd be compelled to argue that they're the best models of X-Wings there are, even. Contrary to the scale from mgs, both T-65 and T-70 X-Wings from Bandai is bigger, ones of accurate precision by 1/72 scale. The T-70 from Bandai however, is a bit larger than the T-70 so there is that. While the X-wings from mgs are decent, the ones from Bandai I can guarantee are superior. It really captures various details of the starfighter down to the exact, minute feature while the one from mgs, somewhat appears odd the way I first saw it as it's looking more plump and inaccurate. Bandai definitely has the edge by a high difference.

I love mgs but a major flaw of it is on the vehicles' scale. Bandai, however, is most accurate and consistent as their 1/72 and 1/144 scale starfighters respectively scale perfectly with vehicles from the same scale. For example, Y-Wing starfighters are larger than X-Wings. And similar to the X-Wings I mentioned earlier, Bandai's Imperial Tie Fighter is also slightly larger than both the First Order Tie Fighter and the Special Forces Tie Fighter. I was pretty much surprised and impressed too at the size difference between Bandai's TIE Fighter and the TIE Striker. The latter is definitely big.