![Hokkaido Dog build and package](https://www.shygalsbuildingblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/IMG_2552-1024x1002.jpg)
This post is a review of the nanoblock Hokkaido Dog build. Hokkaido Dog is part of the nanoblock Mini Collection series. Wondering what else is part of the Mini Collection? Click here for a list.
Number: NBC_005
Number of Pieces: 110
Difficulty Rating: 2
![Hokkaido Dog build front view](https://www.shygalsbuildingblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/IMG_2554-1024x977.jpg)
I bought this kit used, knowing I would at least get the instructions. I ended additionally getting all the bricks to complete the kit. Sadly, however, the white has become yellow with age. The discolored bricks may be visible in my photographs.
![Hokkaido Dog build side view](https://www.shygalsbuildingblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/IMG_2556-1024x986.jpg)
The build begins with the body of the dog. I was able to lay the body out on my nanoblock pad.
Next, the head is built. The head is fairly straightforward. Once completed, the head is a little square, in my opinion, which doesn’t look like the actual dog breed.
![Hokkaido Dog build back view](https://www.shygalsbuildingblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/IMG_2558-999x1024.jpg)
The last step for the dog is to build and attach the legs. The Hokkaido Dog kit comes with a display base.
In addition to the dog, there are also bricks to create a dog bowl with kibble. The bowl is very simple to build. The kibble in the bowl is just loose bricks tossed into the bowl. I don’t like it when there are loose bricks in a completed build because I worry that the bricks will get lost.
![Hokkaido Dog build 3/4 view](https://www.shygalsbuildingblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/IMG_2561-1024x934.jpg)
Things I liked:
- I like the shape of the tail and the detail of the collar
Things I didn’t like:
- The food in the bowl is just loose bricks that can easily fall out. I don’t like it when there are loose bricks