My husband loves finding new (or at least new to us) hobby shops that have comics and trading…read morecards. As most places that have comics and trading cards, the Warehouse also has quite the selection of Funko pops as well as other action figures. They have a small counter top display with dice, an area with trading card accessories (like binders, deck boxes, and playing mats), and a trading card event space. While we were there, a trading card tournament was actively being held. Employees were friendly, prices were fair and the space was well organized. Even with a good amount of people in the building, it didn't feel crowded. Even with the tournament going on, several employees were helping customers not involved with the event and keeping on top of regular business. I would recommend this spot to stop for comics or trading cards.

This place used to be an amazing spot for community and like minded people. It still is IF and only…read moreIF you spend money when you go in or play cards. Dan and staff on the tcg side are amazing the rest not so much. I dont recommend going here unless you play cards and can avoid the rest of the staff.

Ok, a Hobby Lobby review... really? My wife is an artist and a crafter, I am dragged to many stores…read moreand most of them I just walk around waiting to leave.. Not at Hobby Lobby. If you have never been there you would be surprised of all the unique things they have. Every time we go I leave with stuff in the shopping cart. My office has a large number of things from Hobby Lobby from a J and K tins on my wall (my kids names) to a distressed picture frame with my family picture in it. When all else fails and she shops longer then me their is always the #hobbylobbychallenge. Any store that I do not choose to go into that I don't mind being in is a 5 star in my book.

Its too bad that a few disgruntled people brought the total stars down for this store. They must be…read moremiserable people to begin with. I have NEVER had a bad experience at the Mishawaka Hobby Lobby. Staff is always friendly and helpful. I have had to return things, and never did I have an issue. I will continue to shop here.

They have so many fun models there was something for everyone from my 5 year old daughter to my 65…read moreyear old dad. They both enjoyed playing with the slot cars and he enjoyed reminiscing with her over his favorite reissued models. The 10% discount for 4-H members was great too!

This specialty store is owned by a retired Social Studies teacher, who is a great guy! He is…read morespending his retirement collecting Notre Dame "artifacts" and giving the public a chance to own some too! A visit to the Notre Dame campus is not complete without a detour to this local gem. Want an autographed Rudy, Rockne, or McGraw item? Something else? Come look for yourself & see what you can find.

Great selection, outstanding service couldn't ask for anything better. A must stop in person or…read moreonline for any ND fan!

Very helpful, pricing decent for a small shop. As far as what Jane D. wrote, she wants to support a…read moresmall shop but is unwilling to pay extra to keep them around. She needs to have her hubby ask the help at Hobby Lobby some questions. I am willing to pay the extra to keep the small shops around.

OVERPRICED! My husband made Maple City Hobbies his destination when he wanted to build model…read morerockets with the kids. I don't think he was aware of the existence of Hobby Lobby at the time, so he made the much farther 45 minute trek to Goshen to MCH. Hubby said the store was slightly dirty but the person working polite. He said they had a decent selection, so he purchased 2 model rockets: Big Bertha & Starship Octavius. After finishing assembly, the kids decided they wanted to choose different paint colors for their rockets as well as pick out their next project (building model cars). Needing to go to Mishawaka, we went to Hobby Lobby (HL) this time. Of course their selection is massive, and there were a lot of things hubby saw there that he also saw at MCH. His excitement quickly turned into frustration when he realized that a lot of the same products he had purchased at MCH were almost double that the price of HL. He paid $16 for a rocket (Starship Octavius) at MCH & the same one was at HL for $9.99. He found this to be the case with most every aspect of the project. Talk about disappointing! He vowed to only do his hobby affairs with HL moving forward. Very sad, because we always want to support small businesses.. but gouging the prices in such a way is what makes folks turn their backs on these small mom & pop shops, and steer more towards the big box stores.

Nice employees with a good selection of remote control products. I was surprised by the number of…read morecar kits available. Id love to see more airplane and ship kits but this is probably a very small market. They have a good tool selection and lots of parts. There are so many tool and accessory options out there it's hard to carry everything. The plastic Mosels could use a little attention but I have seen the section growing. To my knowledge they have rc car and boat racing areas which is awesome, but I haven't personally had time to utilize them yet. The pricing on all their products is the competitive standard prices and they occasionally have sales etc. It's a good place to take kids because they will always find something that interests them and feeds their imagination. If you haven't been, go check it out yourself. This is the only game in town so I would love to see more people visit them so they can grow and grow.

Unfortunately the only hobby shop in our area except for Hobby Lobby, so I have visited here…read moreseveral times. They seem to cater to the RC Car enthusiasts, if you go looking for anything but RC both service and selection is mediocre. My last visit was Saturday the 24th, I went shopping for plastic models, space related, they had nothing and in general the plastic models selection sucks. Also looking for supplies for plastic modeling, the shelves were bare. I did find about a third of my list and spent about $50. I went home and ordered everything else I needed on Amazon, spent another $94. I would really like to support local stores but places like this make it difficult.

Very well maintained facility with a friendly staff that will go out of their way to help you…read more The Track is always in tip top shape. Worth the drive !

These guys have an awesome facility and a surprisingly large assortment of parts and accessories…read more Great people too - very friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful!

Sure hope someone can help fix this issue. I was in today and bought an aero scout that was labeled…read more$199.99, caught up in the holiday buzz I wasn't paying too much attention at checkout. But I got home and see they charged me $269.99. I was excited to find this shop for my dad and son, but now I'm not so sure how honest they are. Hopefully they will correct it and this is a one off here. Update. They were extremely sorry and helpful with the discrepancy. Thank you for resolving the matter accordingly and timely.

My nephew loves his RC car and as a good aunt, I stopped at Hobby-Sports before the holidays to get…read morehim a Christmas present and a gift card. The staff is very helpful and nice. It's an amazing store stocked to the brim with models, cars, supplies, etc. For anyone looking for a top notch family-owned store for trains, models, cars, etc., I highly recommend Hobby-Sports.

This is one of my favorite local places. I hand-build pottery at home and fire it here. The prices…read morefor day-passes and materials are great, and I love their flexibility. Sometimes I bring a friend or three for a few hours, and it's always a hit.

Love the look and feel of this quaint shop. And don't let its size dissuade you -- Make South Bend…read morehas several finds that will turn your head (and likely open your wallet). I got to visit Make South Bend during one of its Makers Markets, which meant that I got to chat with some makers along with shopping. In particular, I chatted with an awesome jewelry maker. I wish I remembered her name. I bought two hammered copper necklaces from her -- two for $20 was a deal I couldn't pass up -- and she seemed so excited to be there and talk about her craft. Make hosted a soap maker, other jewelers and some paper goods from what I can remember. And the display at the front of the store really drew me in. There were a few T-shirts and tank tops that I wanted so much to take home with me. Alas, they were only available in small and 2X. I definitely plan to peak in on my next South Bend visit and see if they have more available. Make also hosts classes. If I lived in Michiana, I would definitely take advantage of these. Melton crayon art, pine cone projects, wreath making, screenprinting, laser cutting Star Wars ornaments -- I so want in! And as I told the owner, I love that she focuses on the crafts part of making, as well as more technical aspects, like laser cutting and Arduino programming. So many makerspaces only showcase technical arts; Make has a more well-rounded vision. South Bend peeps, find your inner creative at Make!