What is the SUPERPOWERED Explore Set about?

It's built around the FIRST LEGO League energy theme and provides parts for several small models about energy generation and use.

How many pieces and minifigures does it include?

It contains 998 pieces and comes with four minifigures.

Does it work without entering a competition?

Yes, it works just as well as a standalone technology and model-building set for classroom or after-school use.

FIRST LEGO League

SUPERPOWERED Explore Set

The SUPERPOWERED Explore Set belongs to FIRST LEGO League and is built around that year's energy theme, which younger teams explore through models and small build challenges. With 998 pieces and four minifigures, it's noticeably larger than a typical themed set and provides material for several sub-models. The parts list on this page lists every element included.

Set number: 45821
Year: 2022
Pieces: 998
Minifigures: 4
Theme: FIRST LEGO League
Different parts: 300

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 300

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Minifigures 4

Mechanic, Blue Overall, Bright Light Blue Tors, Bright Light Yellow Hair fig-0156674 pieces × 1
Park Rider, White Torso, Orange Legs, Blue Hair fig-0156684 pieces × 1
Octan Worker, Medium Blue Torso, Dark Bluish Grey Legs, Dark Red Cap fig-0156694 pieces × 1
Construction Worker, Orange Safety Vest, White Hard Hat fig-0156704 pieces × 1

Description

An energy theme for younger teams

FIRST LEGO League Explore is aimed at younger children who work through a yearly real-world topic in a playful way, in this case energy generation and use. Rather than one single large model, the set provides parts for several smaller builds that each show a different aspect of the theme, such as energy sources or everyday applications. With 998 pieces, there's enough material for teams to work on different sub-models in parallel instead of sharing one build. That lets several children stay actively involved at once rather than taking turns.

Four minifigures for team scenes

The four included minifigures stand in for a small team and can be placed into the built scenes around the energy theme. That turns the models into more than a technical exercise; they become small scenes that can be presented or discussed in groups. This matters for classroom or after-school use, where children often present results or compare them with other teams. Small extra accessories help tie the models back to the yearly theme.

Colours and part variety

White and light bluish grey form a neutral base across many parts, while lime acts as a signal colour for functional pieces and accents, with dark bluish grey covering technical details. With 300 unique parts among 998 pieces total, the set offers an unusually high shape variety for its category, giving more design freedom when building the individual models. The parts list makes it easy to find specific colours or shapes before extending or changing a model.

Useful beyond competition

Even outside an official FIRST LEGO League event, the set suits anyone interested in technical topics and model building, for example in a classroom or after-school club. Building several smaller models instead of one large structure makes it easy to work through the set in shorter sessions. Anyone looking for specific parts for their own builds can quickly find the right colours and shapes through the full parts list on this page. That makes the set work equally well as a standalone building and technology set.

FAQ

What is the SUPERPOWERED Explore Set about?: It's built around the FIRST LEGO League energy theme and provides parts for several small models about energy generation and use.
How many pieces and minifigures does it include?: It contains 998 pieces and comes with four minifigures.
Does it work without entering a competition?: Yes, it works just as well as a standalone technology and model-building set for classroom or after-school use.