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It really shows all that needs to be seen, though
Generally, from my experience - for serious building, bulk orders are better. So things like 500x of plate 1x2, 500x plate 1x1 and so on.
For inspiration, however, sets are better because you pay for much more *types* of pieces.
...then there is that unique aspect of LEGO building: whatever you don't like can be dismantled and used for other models. You cannot do that with paint, cardboard models or plastic glued ones