this place has to be the most fun ambience of any toy place or hobby shop ever. I couldn't imagine…read morewhat they could do with all of the items they have up if they ever wanted to relocate or close down. They have such huge awesome display pieces. I mean, you can't even get through the door without being in amazement. Lots of fun puzzles lots of fun card games, tons of little knickknacks and very family friendly . kids love window shopping, just cruising around at all of the different options and I couldn't imagine anyone not finding something that they enjoy here . Staff is always super helpful places always spotless. Definitely stop by.

This is my go-to toy store now. We got all of my grandson's birthday gifts there earlier this…read moresummer. A great selection and the prices are very reasonable. I just went there again this morning looking for Sea Monkey (Krill) aquariums for the kids and they had three different types! I couldn't find them anywhere else in town except BiMart, which only had 1 type. The price was essentially the same as BiMart, with a much better selection. Given the choice to spend my money at a small locally owned business, I'll choose the small business every time.

Needed to unload some cards and was able to recover some money of what there worth, kinda hard to…read morelet them go for a certain percentage but I completely understand, overall I had a good experience with the workers and they gave a detailed reason why they pay out that much. Thanks for the cash I will only continue to support local ma and pa shops like these. Thank you new hobby!

Pretty sure this is a mob front or something. For one there's practically no selection, it's just…read moretwo empty displays with some pokemon cards in it. Not a real hobby store, that's for darn sure.

The owners are extremely friendly and helpful. They helped me get back in to the hobby with my own…read moretruck and helped me purchase and set up the perfect truck for my son. The shop is well stocked for any repairs or upgrades and the pricing was also great. I highly recommend this Track and shop.

I used to race r/c cars alot in the late 80's and 90's but since 2010 I have developed agoraphobia…read moreand it's difficult to enjoy my r/c hobby nowadays and I had an issues with my new stadium truck and I called up Jesse and she was very friendly and got Erik (I think it was Erik) to help as well. Erik starting fiddling with the radio and we figured out it was the receiver. The replacement receiver was a reasonable price and it fine afterwards. Thank you!

What a great store. We were in Salem to visit Willamette U and had about an hour to kill. My kids…read morelove games and we were possibly interested in getting a new one. They didn't have the one we wanted, but they have a library of demo games that you can play, and we were welcomed to sit and play for a bit. We had a great time - it was clean, quiet (in the middle of a weekday) and they are great to let people hang out and play for free. My only quibble is the decor is a little dark for my taste - I love the vibe at Modern Games in Bend, but that store charges you to stay and play. We'll definitely plan to come back and support this store next time we're in the area.

They are likely selling resealed pokémon booster packs. We picked up some packs today that we later…read morequestioned while looking at them. My son is kind of new to the pokémon game so we decided to take pictures and opened the packs anyway. We emailed those pictures to another reputable card shop owner who said the packs should never be opened at all. You can see in the pictures they're open at the top in some corners. This is just a few of the packs that we picked up. So keep an eye out if you go there to get pokémon cards because if the booster packs are being resealed it's likely most of the other Pokemon product is as well. I was also told that it's really the shops prerogative if they wish to sell resealed packs. Apparently they pick them up from scalpers. And what would they care anyhow It's all profit.

Wouldn't call it a pawn shop, would call it an eclectic owners distribution center of stamps. I was…read moretold to leave because he doesn't allow people in his shop...so don't bother trying to check it out I guess.

This man is a cheater to senior customers. I called to find location and direction to shop and he…read morewas using foul language towards employer as I was trying to talk on phone. Then when we located his shop there was no place to park for wheelchair or walker. When I had help to get to shop I could not get in the door with my walker with all the junk piled in a disorderly fashion. Left door open so I could sit on walker to tell him what I was after. I wanted "Clear Mounts". He took a box and got them for me..........I said how much and he said $15.00 for three strips.............when I got home I discovered they were super OLD,OLD and OLD ones. Printed on cover of package $1.00 and on back $3.oo written in ink.......gave no receipt and went to do whatever . Do not support his business. He needs to learn how to do business.

Horrible communication and even worse response time. After thanking me for my patience, Rush was…read moreimpatient with me. This company is not worth the hassle of dealing with.

I recently ordered a leather holster to wear inside my belt with custom tooling. I choose Celtic…read moreKnots as the tooling design. While I was ordering I also ordered a matching belt and suspenders. The suspenders came highly recommended by some of my friends who wear duty gear directly on their belt. The items all look very nice and appear to be very durable. Porterbilt Custom Leather does custom tooling for one of a kind leather product. You can also order duty belt items that are uniform in appearance, but superior quality. Porterbilt Custom Leather operates from the OSP Hobby Shop, his bench number is 46. To see pictures of some of work checkout their website OSPHobbyShop.com Porterbilt Custom Leather also has a Business Associate you can contact at (541)206-7816

I just went there looking for a couple of specific coin folders. I found one. Both people there…read morewent out of there way to search for the other one I needed. Unfortunately, they didn't have it, but while they were looking for it I found some coins to purchase. Both people were very friendly. I will definitely be back to do business. Thank you for a positive experience.

I sold some foiregn coins to them about a year ago. Great experience. Now last 2 times i wanted to…read moresell them some silver eagles. Both times was the same we're not buying silver now only gold. As a coin shop i would think they would buy all coins all the time. Not going to waist my time with them again.

I needed a replacement for my flakier-by-the-minute LG 420G, but I'm as non-technical as they come,…read moreso I wasn't looking forward to asking a phone store employee about connectivity, conversions, SIMs, IMEIs, GSTs, cell towers, portability, rollover minutes and all the rest. I knew I'd understand only about a tenth of whatever they had to say. Luckily, I ran into Gail, the manager of a Radio Shack store in Salem's Lancaster Mall. She didn't sneer when I told her I didn't want a smartphone to cruise the Internet. She didn't smirk when I told her all I wanted was a phone that worked the way they're supposed to work when I wanted to make or receive calls. She understood why I wanted to migrate my account from my crappy LG to a new phone without losing my 240+ Tracfone minutes or my 900+ service days. She "got it" when I told her I didn't want to spend a lot of money on it. And she didn't cop an attitude when I told her I was totally lost when it came to the activation process. What she DID do was: (A) point out the exact phone I needed for simply making and receiving calls; (B) sell it to me for under $10; (C) call tech support right then and there to activate my new phone; (D) preserve all my minutes and service days, and (E) send a test call from the store phone to my phone. It worked, and it took less than an hour. If all electronics stores had employees as competent and knowledgeable as Gail and fewer clerks who seem to excel only at BSing the public and ringing up sales, our economy would get better and the world would be full of happy customers. Like me.

During Christmas I purchased two laptops for my 10 and 12 year old sons. They were thrilled to have…read morebrand new laptops. Three months later my 12 year old's laptop just stopped working. My husband contacted Microsoft and they told him to take it to radio shack. We had other shopping to do and drove to the Radio Shack in Salem. We were informed that they could not do anything because my son with Autism took off one key by accident (he is fascinated with how things work) This had nothing to do with the laptop not working, but I understand that employees have to follow policies. I thought about looking at a replacement and the employee was very rude. He said "you get what you pay for" and said it was no surprise our cheap laptop quit so soon. He showed me laptops in the $1000 range and told me that I needed to buy one of those or something nicer if I wanted my children to have decent laptops, implying that I was a cheapskate who bought my kids two pieces of junk. He did this in front of my children. I am not paying $2,000 for laptops and do not appreciate being told I am cheap in front of my children. I will not go back.