The best!!!!! The owner is a real character…read more Closed on Sundays The capital of geek culture. Authentic, and in the center of Paris.

Equipe très sympa Toujours une bonne ambiance dans cette…read moreboutique Régulièrement pleins de nouveautés à prix intéressants

In the way that Paris embodies old world elegance and a unique sense of history amongst the world's…read morebig cities, this store captures that same effect for any miniature or collectible store I've ever been in around the world. This tiny shop has every inch covered with miniature figurines from every era made in intense detail and numerous materials. You can see soldiers from every war and time period along with pop culture icons. I would highly recommend this shop as a fun and unique pit stop whenever you're traveling in Paris.

Mostly French empire soldiers, decent collection, would suggest looking at the 2 other stores in…read moreParis also.

Great store! Speaks English too! I had to get my MTG fix in Paris and this place did it! Booster…read morepacks, sets, and singles to choose from. If you are an American (like me), be sure to have an image of the cards your looking for or they might not be able to find it easily since the cards are in French (duh). Highly recommend it to any MTG player traveling abroad!

Fantastic store. Well stocked and the only store of its kind in Paris. The owner is a fountain of…read moreknowledge, and was kind enough to tell us the origins of Magic, the gathering

From the owner: Importateur et distributeur des plus grandes marques de détecteurs de métaux…read more Spécialiste en recherche de tresors de famille et objets perdus

Wonderful shop, incredible staff, unique ambiance…read more You're bound to meet some magic celebrities in here, and buy some incredible new effects.

Excellent shop with great service and they were friendly to an American who speaks very little…read moreFrench. I bought a few things not available in the states and was pleased to also see some of their own proprietary creations. This is a very well-kept shop with display cases you can actually walk up to as opposed to most magic shops I've known, where everything is usually on shelves behind the counter. I didn't spend a great deal of time there, but noticed that a few local magicians were hanging out and talking what else, but magic. It's so great to visit and support a brick and mortar shop. I'm told that "Magic Dream" has been around for 17 years and i wish them many, many more! Merci, Magic Dream, pour une super visite.

I will try to be fair and describe my experience. Quarter-kit is either hit or miss, nothing in…read morethe middle. The Good: 1. They sell top quality products at a great price 2. When things are good, shipping is fast 3. Will send an automated email advising that your order has been filled The Bad: Communication: I have had orders sit for well over a week, I will check on the status, and all the website tells me is that the delivery is on hold, when I click on that entry, I get a screen that is called "observations" there is an area that has "no comments added". When I send an email asking why and how long the delay will be, I sometimes get an answer, and other times I don't . These are questions that a customer shouldn't have to ask, when there is a delay a courtesy email would be nice. My current order has sat for over a week waiting for an item to be in stock. When I submitted that order I added a comment asking for my order not to be held based on one or two items not being in stock, I stated that I would pay the extra postage. This comment must have been ignored, as when I asked why my order had not been sent, I was told that they were waiting for one item. I pointed out the comment that I had made and repeated my comment that I was willing to pay extra postage. I was assured the order would be sent the next day. Two days later nothing had been sent. All along the way there have been apologies, but they feel empty, as nothing changes. There has never been an effort to show that I am a valued customer. In comparison, Raymond Chung over at Lucky Model has added a few free items. or offered some form of store credit. He apologizes, and I have never had the same experience twice. I understand that running a shop and managing an online business can be hectic and frustrating. However as a customer I deserve the courtesy of being advised. If I am told ahead of time, I can pretty much roll with anything. That is my experience with Quarter Kit in Paris, France.

Don't forget to visit the Quarter Kit Model Store next time you're in Paris. It is THE world…read moreleader in 1/48 military die-cast and custom resin kits. Tell them John Ray sent you!

Paper, folders, blades, paint, glue, wood, rulers, etc., etc., etc. Any supplies art and…read morearchitecture students need for studio and artist need for work or to transport it is all there. If you are a student with idea you receive a small discount (every little bit helps). Also the workers speak both French and English which is helpful when you are not a fluent French speaker in need of tools.

art or architecture student? this is the place to go. you get a 10-15% discount by showing your…read morestudent card and there's just about everything you could need with a knowledgable helpful staff. the prices aren't GREAT, but they're definitely better than the stuff you'll find more in the thick of the latin quarter. since i'm an architecture student i know they are well stocked for model-making supplies etc, and am less sure about more straight art supplies (oil paints etc) but it does have a pretty large section devoted to it so it would probably have what you're looking for, just maybe not in every size shape brand and colour.