Best set to jup into Powered Up?

[M_longer]

42100, especially used is the best option. For typical MOCing, you need only single Liebherr set, because you get 7 motors and two hubs.

[howitzer]

3 hours ago, M_longer said:

42100, especially used is the best option. For typical MOCing, you need only single Liebherr set, because you get 7 motors and two hubs.

I already voiced my opinion on the 51515 set, but the Liebherr is indeed a real contender for the best PU starter set considering its vast amount of electronics. It has a few shortcomings though: no tires, no differentials, relatively few gears and not much in the way of gearbox parts but those are easily remedied by adding another set such as 42128.

[Tcm0]

The technic baseplate from 51515 is also pretty cool but it's mostly useful for stationary models.

[Zerobricks]

5 hours ago, howitzer said:

I already voiced my opinion on the 51515 set, but the Liebherr is indeed a real contender for the best PU starter set considering its vast amount of electronics. It has a few shortcomings though: no tires, no differentials, relatively few gears and not much in the way of gearbox parts but those are easily remedied by adding another set such as 42128.

I think a combination of 42100 and 42129 (or 42099) is a good one, because you get a ton of motors plus suspension parts, planetary hubs and wheels.

[robin_1456]

for me i would buy the Liebherr set (if i had the money) because the most PU parts, 4108 pieces and will set you for PU parts

and would be fun to play whit whit that big bucket.