This set has more variety of components and best value (atoms per dollar) than other Molymod sets examined. While being an owner of a single kit for years, I noticed that single or short bonds quickly run out when building molecules consisting of 40-50 atoms. At best, this set can build a 40-50 atom molecule in hybrid dome model and another molecule of the same size in a spacefilling model side-by-side before having to disassemble to build something else. To improve the usefulness of the set, I ended up purchasing a second identical set to allow me to build molecules up to 80-100 atoms in size. Examples inlcude the 3-unit Maltodextrin polysaccharide (C18H32O16) and Benzethonium chloride (C27H42ClNO2). With two sets, there are 40 sp3 carbon and 60 hydrogen atoms to almost rival any teacher's set at a fraction of the price. 5-hole (90/120 degree) carbon atoms can compensate for the 2-hole (180 deg.) or 3-hole (120 deg.) atoms found in other sets. There are way more halogen atoms than even seen in teachers' sets. These can be used to build the little caterpillar known as the Teflon polymer, (C2F4)n. I still don't have much use for the plenty lone electron paddles though...
Thanks for review. Best of luck with your chemistry classes.