I didn't even know about this place until I was googling sensory toys for my daughter and this came…read moreup. We came by one day, and I was amazed at how massive the place is. And the selection of toys! Incredible! My daughter was in heaven! Tons of sensory stuff - slime, squishies, glitter wands, a massive selection of Nee-Doh, etc etc. They also sell Schleich figurines, bunch of kits/sets for science, magic, gems, etc, and other "regular" toys. We mainly stayed in the toy section, so we didn't venture over to the hobby side, but it looked like there was tons of stuff. Place was clean and well organized. Ample free parking in the lot outside.

Policy of leaving items on check-out counter a huge problem! Make sure to buy unique items right…read moreaway, left 2 last of their kind Nitro RC engines at checkout, while continuing to shop, and "another" customer bought them, only for sales rep to tell me, he be back tom for $ return, only to spite me!? Worst Hobby Store and CS possible, better to shop online via Amazon / Ebay etc, have done ever since, their stock so limited not even worth shopping there !? unless your buying Traxxas Crap etc, they do not offer much Hobby Scale quality items if any !! not even Tamiya SuperChamp front tires or rims etc !!?

Helpful and friendly staff. Good selection of modelling tools and paints…read more Online stores is good and shows stock levels.

My cousin and I recently discovered the place. We are retired pensioners. A good stock of many…read moredifferent hobbies. Staff was very attentive and helpful. We each left with a project to work on. We wish them well in breaking into the Edmonton market.

Welcoming atmosphere, run by fellow geeks. Mike is a really chill guy. They gave me a tour of the…read morerooms upstairs. I'll have to come by for their next drop in D&D night.

From the owner: We strive to provide a safe community for anyone to explore a wonderous variety of fantasy worlds!…read moreFrom Dungeons and Dragons to Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar, from Magic the Gathering to Live Action Role Play (LARP) we have everything you need to start a new hobby or expand your current favourite!

This sports card store has a large selection of unopened product, and sports card supplies. They…read moreare an Upper Deck Diamond Dealer. They run a monthly show which attracts a lot of traffic to their Leduc location. They have a large breaking business called Quarantine Breaks. Good vibes, I recommend.

When I first walked into Comex Hobby, I didn't see anything that was particularly interesting--just…read moresome model kits and not-so-exciting action figures. But then I turned around, and a set of giant boobs, at least giant in a miniature sense, were staring me right in the face. It was Japanese sexism in woman characters at its best. These were action figures of various characters--I think some of them might have been from video games--that were hyper-sexualized and wearing very little clothing. In fact, in some cases the figures wore no clothing, and only their hands covered the places that separate this from being pornographic. But before I go too much on a feminist rant, I did find some other really cool stuff here. Everything in this store is imported from Asia. I found all this awesome Nintendo merchandise like Mario, Yoshi, and Princess keychains, key-lights, and wallets. I wanted to buy so many of these things, and I'm already thinking about Christmas presents for people (and myself!). They even had a little stuffed doll of Domokun--you know that cute, brown character from that popular poster that says, "Every time you masturbate... God kills a kitten - Please, think of the kittens." I really wanted to buy him, to always remind me not to masturbate. Although I ranted a little about the sexist action figures, this place is actually a super cool store--probably the best Asian import store I've been to.

My husband has purchased model supplies at Comex Hobby and asked me to picked up bare metal foil…read more I didn't know what it was or what it would look like so I went to the supply section and looked for it. Since I couldn't find it, I asked the sales associate if they had it. He checked with another associate and yes, they had it. They didn't have a dedicated hanger for it and it was behind another product. The packaging looked worn like it had been there for a year, or years. The last time I went, I bought a model paint rack for my husband as a gift. I asked the associate where it was as I thought this would save time than me trying to find it. They only had one left and the box was dented it but it had plastic covering it. The words on the box were written in Japanese but I hoped it wouldn't require much assembly. There always seems to be enough staff available to ask for help, if needed. The prices seem a little high but being in the mall, I would expect a bit of a mark up. I don't think the return policy is great, but then again, they wouldn't want people opening products or using them and then bringing them back. Decent store for those who like models and needs supplies, board games, and anime products.

Good and Excellent place. The Dioramas look very nice and has a very friendly atmosphere and…read morecommunity!

I'd say I'm an average collector of toy cars, and I only started fairly recently too, so I don't…read moreknow everything that's out there but what I do know is prices. This place has a ton of selection but what I noticed was that their smaller car models, like the 1:64 scale ones, were so over priced. They have so much items for $8 - $10 that I've bought at Wal-Mart for almost half that. For their larger model cars I'd say their prices were pretty good though. I will also caution collectors on another thing. This place does not have items you'd want to open up after purchase. Like your typical $1 Hot Wheels or Matchbox cars for example. Everything in the store is pretty much stuff you'd want to keep packaged up and hanging on your wall or placed on a bookshelf or mantel. They do have a website with a lot of inventory listed on it but shipping is nuts so if you can make it to the store then do so. It would cost me $12 to ship a $9 diecast car to my place that's 2 KM away from the store for example. In conclusion I'd say if you have at least $50 to spend here you're going to spend it in a second but if you want to save some money for smaller diecast models, shop elsewhere.

From the owner: We are now home to over 15,000 Diecast Models and carry all major brands as well as very rare and…read morecollectible models no longer in production. We also stock tons of awesome posters, banners, flags, and accessories. Shop in store or order online! -Diecast -Diorame -Display cases -Figurines The owners of Diecast Depot also own one of the largest auto parts businesses in Edmonton, Kendale Truck Parts LTD.

Love this location! It's set up very well- lots of parking, easy browsing, and just overall great…read moreseasonal display once you walk in. Plus it's right beside winners

Finally a store near me! This location is very clean and the tills actually have space for…read morepurchases! My only complaint is the current staff is nice but not very informed on the merchandise they're selling, which makes finding items or making proper decisions on what kind of yarn, knitting needle, paint, or paint brush to use difficult.

I always thought a "flea market" sold inexpensive, maybe one-of-a-kind items. Not so this place!…read moreAbsolute maze of cheap clothing and overpriced crap.

Quite enjoy this place on the occasional weekend. Lots of items mainly new from overseas but some…read morevery nice collectibles as well.