@GrecKo Thanks for the tips.
Initially I had a QList with c++ objects, but now for simplicity I am trying to avoid that. To manage the dynamic objects, each has a signal connection when they are created. Then when something happens, they receive signals and each object manage it self (turns visible, unvisible, gets deleted, ....). I think this approach it is much easier than creating filters and lists or repeaters.
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