this business is CLOSED I Drove an hour to get there to find it "boarded up" dont have much more…read moretoo say..

They are a helpful bunch in here. Rc cars are a hobby of mine and they have helped me a bunch…read morebringing it up to bar. They have a big selection from all ranges in the hobby. That is from crawler, bash, street, speed . Don't forget the planes and boats

At one time a full service model railroad store with knowledgeable people. Even when they initially…read moremoved to Cockeysville you could find what you needed and often came away with what you wanted too. Then they closed the showroom. Then they got bought and all that's left is the drop ship website.

I ordered a locomotive on line and ask the clerk named John to send the parcel with no sig required…read moreand he stated many times in an argumentative way, that I had to call UPS to remove the sig requirement. This how ignorant the staff people are. I reordered and received the locomotive in pieces and black broken chips everywhere in the display box. I have never received this poor and ignorant type of service from any other vendor in my life. This company is a joke! Please do not support this business! I do not think you want to pay 800.00 for a model train and go through the hellaciuos treatment from John.

I order some silks never got them i call many times nobody answers or return the calls...i email…read morethem also never heard from them....already paid for the product i never got it.??? dont know whats going on i want to think they're out of business or something.. Bad ......

Arrived today-door locked. Called & was told they are temporarily closed…read more I suggest they note that on their websie/facebook/Yelp pages.

Great selection of team merchandise, apparel, hats, autographs, helmets, they have it all! I have…read morebeen searching online and in stores for Orioles Holiday items with no luck, until I came here! :-)

I attended an autograph signing here for Jarret Johnson of the Baltimore Ravens. The event went…read moresmoothly and everyone was really nice! It was really organized and the signing itself only cost $20 which IMO, was a steal! I'd attend another signing here in a heart beat!

They have a large stock miniatures and what's needed to build them. The owner sells on eBay too.read more

Modeling and miniature painting as a hobby seems to be dwindling a bit or at least moving to online…read moresales. Thankfully there is competition minis to supply needs in the Baltimore area for hobbyists. Jim and his wife are by far some of the friendliest people I've ever met. They are always willing to help and Jim is always available to give tips and help with painting or finishing miniatures. I've been spending almost every weekend in the store buying up all kinds of supplies and models. His model kit prices are by far the best out there frequently marking down many popular tank, figure, and car models down as much as 50%. He also stocks literally any supply or paint you may and will need. On the off chance that they don't have something in stock you want or need Jim is quick to get it ordered for you and must have all the connection in the shipping industry because special orders arrive lightning fast. Thank you Competition Minis!

First, they are supposed to be UPS site. I got a notice to pick up from there. Saturday, arrived at…read more4:20 p and they are closed. Sunday, closed all day. How are they a UPS site? There is a UPS store across the street that does have weekend hours. Why wasnt my package taken there!! How do they even have UPS??

Aside from the plentiful sports memorabilia, Robbie's offers other services as a Postal USA unit…read more Copies, and, most importantly to me, notary services. I know I can run to my bank for notary services, but, Robbie's is also close to home and Robbie, his son and the crew are top shelf people. Mr. Robbie and I have talked cars as he once sold them as my late dad. I've entrusted notary services to Robbie's ever since I've had the need years ago. And, although quality of service and value are most important in picking businesses I partner with, Robbie's is also black-owned and operated as I know some on this platform like to know that stuff. They're quick and efficient once you're beyond the requirements of dealing with notary minutiae. Recommend.

I went into his shop earlier today and he gave me a very generous offer. Much better than Smyth and…read moreother local jewelers. The owner was very friendly and chatty and we had a great conversation. It's a small locally owned business so I was nervous going in, but he was extremely reasonable and gave me a total higher than the other big names around. Great experience.

Went to the American Bullion Center a few days ago with a bag of silver jewelry. The name is fancy…read morebut it's a small house that's been repurposed to a storefront. Not that there's anything wrong with it being a repurposed house but sort of adds to the weirdness of the experience. There isn't much in the building indicating these people are in the bullion business. There's random antique furniture completely clogging the waiting area. If you aren't careful you can trip over something knocking over old lamps or vases or whatever they've got crammed into the building. The owner comes off as rather sleazy referring to his operation as the "shit show" and boasts about how he's going to give you a "shit show price". I gave this gentleman my business and now have deep regret as I've learned I could have got more from other providers had I taken the time to get further pricing. If you have metals you want to sell please do the homework and get several quotes. I would not recommend The American Bullion Center.

Last Saturday, we visited the largest, permanent, model railroad display in the mid-Atlantic, owned…read moreby the Baltimore Society for Model Engineers. The Society was founded in March 1932 and is the oldest exclusively model railroad club in the United States. They maintain 2,500 square feet of model railroad displays of steam and diesel freight and passenger trains and trolleys, plus so much more. It was fun to see all the parts of the display - it really gives you a glimpse into the history of railroading. It is not easy to find, as the doorway is tucked into the left front center of the building and the society is located on the third floor with no elevator. The display is normally open on the second Sunday of each month, except May.

These gentlemen have been around 81 amazing years. Great family environment with extremely…read moreknowledgable guys working. Displays are very detailed and even showcase popular Baltimore landmarks.