Technic Hub?
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Your son's interest in LEGO Technic has sparked some questions about the best way to motorize his sets. You're wondering about the various components available, including the hub, battery packs, and which sets are recommended for beginners.
For motorizing Technic sets, you'll need to consider several components. The #88013 motor is a popular choice. You're also curious about the differences between battery packs #88021 and #88015. Additionally, the hub #88012 is a key element in modern Technic sets.
Reviews suggest that the "buggy" and "rally car" sets are good options for beginners, but the article doesn't specify the set numbers. The hub is a worthwhile investment, as it serves as the central control unit for motorized functions, allowing you to control motors and lights within your Technic creations.
As your son explores the world of LEGO Technic, you might find a LEGO Technic building set to be a great starting point.
My son is getting into Technic, but it's been about 40 years since I've been out of it. He wants to motorize his sets, so #88013 is obvious. What about #88021 and #88015? What's the difference for one battery pack over the other? He's also saying the hub #88012 is needed nowadays. Reviews are saying to get the "buggy" or the "rally car." Which sets are these and do they still have the hub? Is the hub worth it? What's it do? submitted by /u/RoryDragonsbane [link] [comments]
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