I would give this a zero if I could. I'm being nice with a 1 star. They are so incompetent on…read moreanything RC unless they sell it. They barely have parts you need and the best answer is I get when I ask is " we can order it for you " I friggen can order only myself dumb a$$ They also like to sell you $h!t you don't need or persuade you " oh wouldn't you like to do this or buy this instead. I know what I want and I'm not there for you to do a sales pitch. So pathetic. I want to support local but seriously this place sucks big time.

I have to give only 4/5 stars for this shop. In this day and age, a brick and mortar hobby shop is…read morehard to keep afloat with the massive unrelenting competition of online shopping where you can not only buy anything sold in the store, but also literally every other radio control and general hobby item that exists. They also literally cannot keep up with or undercut online shops that have no real overhead to pay for. Remember, these guys have bills to pay to keep this store open all week. Don't be so hard on them. They're in it for the love of the hobby. But what they do is a good job so long as you're willing to approach them friendly. They can be a little brash, but they are also rushed and under stress. They helped me when I was new to the hobby, and even though I have mostly and almost entirely moved past Horizon Hobby products for aircraft, I try to pop in every now and then for a purchase of a new toy. I also go there for odds and ends items. I'd much rather take a short drive than wait for weeks to a month for small items like carbon fiber rod or solid metal piano wire for my projects. It's also nice to be able to just go out and buy your connectors rather than wait for them to arrive. I have read of them being rude, and It's also happened to me before, but what you need to do is educate yourself, at least a little bit so that you yourself have an idea of what you're talking about when asking questions if you're new to the hobby and seeking help. There are MANY places online to find this info, so I'll just tell you that Google is your friend, the trick is to use the correct key words while doing a search ;)

Very big store. Quite a big selection. They have a crazy huge games room full of tables for…read morewhatever your playing. Warhammer D&D other tables too games cards and even air soft guns. Items are marked up beyond average but maybe that's to cover the size of that store. Price mark up is why I have it at 4 out of 5 stars.

Good old fashioned hobby store... run by a nice gent... thanks friend…read more... Get a plastic model for the kid... see if they can assemble it with dad.. teaches 3D skills and instruction following... or try a rug hooking... keeps little fingers busy on a rainy day... don't forget crayons, paints, pastels and paper... and colouring books... Andrew (c) Copyright 2017. Andrew M. Walduck. Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.

This is a great model shop. They have cement models, snap models, models from the right now, models…read morefrom the back then, and models from the right now that look like they're from the back then. Do you need decals for whatever reason? They have a big free bin near the front. Do you need cement? What types? There are so many! And, if you don't know, the guys who work there do, and they will make sure you walk away with what you need. If you've been thinking about giving models a go, or are just looking for a place that has shelves lined with them, this is where you want to go. It's hard to believe that a brick and mortar like this place still exists, but it's wonderful that it does!

I was here on a long layover from my airline job. Decided to get a Lyft to check this store. They…read morehave an amazing inventory of model kits. Very well organized and fair prices. I found things that my local hobby shops in Kansas City do not carry and bought them. The guys running the store are knowledgeable and very helpful. If you build plastic model kits, this place is a must to visit.

Friendly staff, amazing selection of board games and accessories…read more This new location is also very cozy. There are a lot of board games to play, the cost was $7 per person, and came with a drink. Great spot for a date, or hangout, or shopping!

Great board game store to visit with a date or group of friends…read more Came here in person at rush hour to pick up a game, as I didn't want to pay for shipping online. It's located in Richmond Hill in the business/warehouse district off a windy road called West Beaver Creek. The address is easy to find, lots of free plaza parking, it's next to a kids dance studio and very visible store sign. Nothing sus like another yelper stated. Inside is very spacious, clean and bright. I love how organised the shelving for new games were laid out and they even more games in back. Off the walk in, I was greeted immediately and four employees were excited to help me. They are game experts and could name off suggestions for games quickly, to pair with similar games I had in mind. Super fun to nerd off in the board game world here! I always cross reference with boardgamegeek.com first when planning to new purchases, but asked them in person to see if opinions lined up. I was impressed one employee was quick to suggest ones I never heard of. Prices are good to fair. I felt no pressure to buy anything there, they even offered if I wanted to test ones that they have opened or to get a feel of the pieces(card game quality for kid durability is real). I left with buying three games I had eyed online, and excited for the suggestions for the next visit. They have a free loyalty program, can't hurt to sign up when you're a board game investor, as this is one place to bookmark. No food or cafe noticed here, unlike other board game places. Maybe one day as they are still new.