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    Collecting Dust

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    Open 11:00 am - 6:00 pm
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    Wildly fast shipping, great vibe in the shop; helpful staff with a wealth of knowledge

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    DownTown Hobby 9

    DownTown Hobby 9

    4.4
    (14 reviews)
    5.4 mi

    My husband and I recently took our very first trip to Las Vegas, and one of the most memorable…read moreparts of our visit was discovering Downtown Hobby 9. My husband is a big Gundam fan, and while exploring the area, he found this amazing little shop just off the Strip. As soon as we walked in, I could tell he was in heaven--it was like watching a kid in a candy store! The shop had a fantastic variety of Gundam kits, including models from Japan and another section from China. The collection was so well-organized and fun to explore. While we were shopping, my husband noticed that some of the same kits he had purchased online before were priced about $15-$20 less elsewhere. But even knowing that, he didn't hesitate--he wanted to support this small, local business. That meant a lot to both of us, especially after learning the shop is backed by its own tight-knit community. "Locals supporting locals" is something we value. The staff were also genuinely kind and welcoming. I wish I remembered their names--they made the experience even more enjoyable. We ended up buying quite a few kits and were concerned about how we'd get them all back to San Francisco. Fortunately, they offered shipping, and everything arrived quickly and was packed with such great care. We also noticed they were selling some awesome shirts and learned that the artwork was created by one of their community members. The designs were so cool and creative that we decided to purchase a few. We actually came back for a second visit during our second trip to Vegas--and, of course, picked up even more Gundam kits and shirts. With recent tariffs being added to imports, we wouldn't be surprised if prices go up by the time we're back in August. So honestly, what we paid might end up being a deal! If you're a Gundam fan or just love supporting genuine, community-driven small businesses, Downtown Hobby 9 is absolutely worth a visit. We're already looking forward to stopping by again on our next trip--stay tuned!

    DTH9 is quite different than other shops, they have a gigantic Tamiya mini 4wd cart track. I am…read morenot a 4wd cart fan but it's still cool to watch. In addition. They have gunplas as well with premium Bandai. The staff was friendly as you can feel their passion towards model kit building. I didn't purchase anything as my collection has surpassed most shops. But I still like to browse around. It is a worthy shop to stop by. It's a 4.9 out of 5.

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    Hobbyone Japan

    Hobbyone Japan

    4.6
    (31 reviews)
    12.6 mi

    "To love and be loved is truly something amazing."…read more What's not to love about Japan? Except it's so far away ! Everyone knows that the Japanese individuals love their gaming platforms and cultures . We can thank the creators and brilliant minds for small businesses that give America a small piece of their world. Thus we have a little bit of Henderson right here from Japan . This store is a must come in for. It's nestled in a small alcove where you wander in . The store front does not do the store justice. Let's go in . Most of the store is just browsing along the aisles . They offer so much variety . One thing that captured my attention was the selection of small scale models making kits for sale. Come to find out, Japan produces 80 percent of the world's small scale plastic model sets. It is centered around the city of Shizuoka. The "idea" of model design and making is a cherished art form in this particular city . Many small scale sets and designs are available for an individual to purchase and enjoy. The art and concept of origami design paper can be found here too. Are you ready to be creative and make something out of this imaginative state? Let's slip into another dimension and reality to explore life in the most beautiful ways. Origami is used to many different ways. One can use it as a tool to meditate, religious practice, ceremony; the range is not limited or restricted. Some of the folded papers represent many aspects of what they are folded to be. For example the lotus flower symbolizes spirituality and purity. Come find out more! The world has changed so dramatically let's discover something new to make it all rainbows and roses. They offer many choices for food and drink from Japan that you could choose from too . Go check it out. .

    If you're an introvert wanting to work on a project this quiet store might have what you're looking…read morefor. That said, many of the pictures for this place make it seem there is a lot of stuff to look at. Unfortunately most of it is in boxes so not a good selection for window shopping.

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    Here's a special rose just for you !
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    Friendly Hobbies

    Friendly Hobbies

    3.6
    (142 reviews)
    11.1 mi
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    I brought my son here for his birthday because he loves RC Cars. They have several different tracks…read moreindoors and 1 outside. You can bring your own (has to be RC not remote controlled cars from Target/Walmart etc) or you can rent different vehicles from them $15/hr. We rented and also got 2hrs of track time. We had a blast and we're going back soon to buy a RC truck. The shop is awesome too! I talked to Steve and he was super helpful and I could tell he loves this stuff. He helped us pick out the best one for our needs. They have other hobby projects also for all ages young and old. They have 3D printers also. Lots of parking and clean restrooms available. They sell drinks and snacks in case you need a little energy boost.

    My son and I went here looking to get more info on more "serious" RC cars than you get on Amazon…read more It's a little daunting because of the sheer volume of what you don't know about this hobby just starting out. Mostly all we knew was we were tired of spending money on junk to only have it breakdown in a week or so. First thing you notice when you pull up to the store is the racetrack painted in the parking lot complete with several ramps. Guess what? It's free to use! 24/7! We went inside and we met with Floyd ceiling RC cars, parts accessories everywhere! It was exciting to see just how far this rabbit hole could go! In another section of the store stem-centric toys (like science kits and build your own RC Lego cars) and another section is dedicated to 3-D printing. Still further in are three indoor tracks that you pay for time on. One is a super fast carpeted racetrack, and then there are two rock crawling tracks one for minis and one for regular cars. Dotted throughout the store are numerous arcade games that are free to play. All of that sounds awesome enough, but the friendly staff are amazingly knowledgeable and endlessly helpful. They don't make you feel like idiots for not knowing everything they do. They really are friendly and I've already spent a small fortune there!

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    Cosmic Raceway Indoor Carpet Racetrack
    Cosmic Raceway Indoor Carpet Racetrack
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    Bricks & Minifigs

    Bricks & Minifigs

    4.7
    (96 reviews)
    1.3 mi

    Generation after generation Lego has been a huge fixture in all our lives…read more Do you know? Lego was founded in 1932. The founders name was Ole Kristiansen. He was a wood carpenter that made toys in Sweden . The original form of the plastic blocks with the LEGO branding on all pieces was put together and launched in the fifties. What's not to love, except maybe LEGO that can be relived over and over again . We all know that we can use our imaginations and let it soar when using our LEGOs . We can retain this information and improve our understanding of the universe around us. Now we can also explore that playing with legos are "good" for your mental wellbeing . So, playing with toys is not just novel but helps many quadrants of the brain. Some of the functions it can perform and make better are simple memory recalls can allow an individual to recall the past events easier. Your understanding of perspective and others viewpoints becomes clearer. Your creativity itch gains momentum. These are a just a few small examples how using your imagination can be stimulated through playing . You're more than welcome to come and browse or stay and watch as the world of Lego change around you with new types of Lego coming and going . They have so many amazing sets and they are already put together. Are you looking for that particular unique piece for a specific project or event look no further. Bring your intentions to life. Let it live and breathe!

    This is a really cool store if you are into toys, collectibles, and retro stuff, or you are just a…read moreplain Lego maniac. The staff is really friendly and the store was fun and organized. Tons of used sets and mini figures.

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    Nice Bulk Haul from an $8 cup
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