Hulk arrives in the collection! | QZD Blocks

A new member joins with strength and a lot of green to my collection of QZD Blocks figures, and there are already so many that I thought it was fair and necessary to officially introduce them to this amazing community of collectors in Hive.

As I have mentioned in other publications, not long ago I discovered a hobby that ended up becoming a passion: assembling and collecting these small block figures. Something as simple as assembling pieces has turned into a relaxing, creative and why not therapeutic experience. In my country they have become quite popular, and no wonder: they are accessible, fun and visually cool.

But let's get to the point: the new member of my collection is none other than the great HULK, the green giant of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. With his arrival, he completes a powerful trident alongside Captain America and Spider-Man, forming a mini lineup of The Avengers in QZD Blocks version. And as if that were not enough, Hulk comes to rub shoulders with other great characters from the world of anime and video games: Kakashi, Naruto, Pikachu, the Pokéball, Mario Bros and Luffy, the intrepid captain of One Piece.

Putting the Hulk together was easier than I expected. It took me about 15 minutes, and although his predominant color is green (which might seem monotonous and somewhat confusing when it comes to placing pieces), the experience was smooth and very fun. I already have some practice, I admit, but I was still surprised at how quickly I finished it. Each figure I build strengthens even more the bond I have with this hobby, because it is not only the act of building, but the moment of disconnecting from the world and reconnecting with my inner child.

I've been waiting to collect several figures to be able to show them together through Hive Collectors, and I think it's about time. Sometimes I wonder: how many figures does it take to officially consider yourself a collector? Is nine enough? Maybe yes, maybe no. But the truth is that each of these pieces represents more than just assembled plastic: they are little symbols of joy, nostalgia, and those simple things that make us happy.

I don't know if there is anyone else around here who is as obsessed as I am with these figures, but if so, I would love to read them! Because this passion, like any collection, is best enjoyed when shared.