We need to support our local hobby shops !! Friendly helpful staff...clean place to pick up hobby…read moresupplies that other box stores do not carry. Pretty fair pricing on most items. This is my go to place for Tamiya supplies of paints. Great selection and have what I need. Open on Sunday for those of us that work long hours all week long. Get here and check it out as soon as you can.

Wow....never going back. They DO NOT honor their own price tag on the product. They do NOT HONOR…read moreVETERANS in any way I will never shop here again. Very poor customer service. All my business going to Dallas Hobby Town now, where they honor veterans and match prices

An end of an era. I…read morestopped by CDC this week and saw going out of business signs. Doug says he plans to finish up by new year. Oh the good old days! Saturday morning get up early for the Dallas sidewalk sale. Then hit Tanners for the every day stuff. Maybe go to Fort Worth to see Louis Curly at Nortex. Then go to Radio Shack outlet store. There used to be dozens of stores selling military or industrial surplus in the Dallas area. We had Texas Instruments, Collins Radio, Andrew electronic warfare, Ericson Electric, General Dynamics, and lots of other high tech manufacturers. They provided good jobs and sold off their excess and obsolete inventory for pennies on the dollar. Texas instruments sold directly to their employees at Wally's store and sold job lots to surplus dealers from their Crosby road warehouse. The light manufacturing has been sold off or moved offshore. I will miss being able to go to CDC and buy NOS American made tools and components. I will also miss listening to Doug stringing along telemarketers on the phone . If you are a CDC regular, stop by and stock up, and say HI to Doug. CDC will be gone in a month. Many thanks to Doug and his parents. They had a great selection of man toys. I will miss CDC!

An unbelievable selection of hard to find tools and maker supplies. Just remember to bring cash…read more They don't take checks or plastic.

Perfect I sent my friends there because everyone was so nice. Charles was a great great asset even…read morethough I know he's the owner Steven and all the jobs Who I don't know where they are good. I'm sure I enjoyed watching all the excitement of looking at coins comics, and just the atmosphere was very friendly something you don't mind going to on a regular I will be back.

It was great, the guy working there that I think is the manager taught me alot of stuff like how to…read moreknow the price and showed me diffrent stuff. Also he told us alot of history which was great. Also have me a free franklin dollar because im just beginning to collect, and got me the franklin dollar book. The prices were good and gave me a discount because im a young collector. And if I wasn't young and charge full price its still good pricing. Im definitely coming back.

This place is DOPPPPPPPPPE !! Our DM told us about this…read moreplace and we made the drive, it is such a cool place !! We're new to D&D and so it was really nice talking to the staff (who didn't make us feel dumb or a newbie). He answered our questions with eagerness and friendly. We went on a Saturday and man, that place is packed !! We got our new dice there and got to meet a few people teaching others how to play D&D in the back of the place. This place is massive !

I've recently gotten back into my action figure/adult collectible hobby and stopped in Madness…read moreGames and Comics on a friend's recommendation. Although it does not carry what I'm specifically interested in, if you like to play board games in a relaxed social atmosphere and pick up more modern-day collectibles, this might be the place for you. Madness has a wide variety of collector card sets, board games, and also modern action figure lines, with Star Wars and G.I. Joe as large focal points. Madness does carry some vintage Star Wars figures from the '70s/'80s but it really shines with the franchise toy lines that have come after that heyday, with deep inventory in the sequel trilogy figures, Power of the Force, post-prequel movie and streaming show figures, and the Retro Collection. This is also the place if you love the Pop! Funko figures (which I do not in the least) as Madness has definitely gone all in on the craze. I found the staff to be helpful with my questions during my visit and they gave me space to think about some items I was mulling over. Although I probably won't be a frequent visitor, I appreciate the unique offerings Madness brings, especially in creating community.

Came here on a whim for their birthday party event for Lorcana. It was my first time stepping out…read moreof my comfort zone and joining a TCG group setting like that. The price to play was very reasonable and the people there from staff to others joining in were exceptionally welcoming, kind, and happy to answer any questions. While there, I also looked around the store at their prices. They have a lot of wonderful options at decent prices from playmats to cards and more. I think this shop is going to be one of my favorites!

After multiple orders of cards, they were unable to give me those cards - I do not recommend this…read morebusiness.

This is a great place to hang and chill out with fellow RC drifters. The drift track is great and…read morethey change the layout a couple times a year. The pit room has lots of benches and the store can import anything you need if they don't have it. The owner is a real artist and his cars are awesome.

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A few months ago I bought several perfect cardboard type storage containers to organize family…read morehistorical documents. I should have bought more. At $5 ish dollars each they meet my needs perfectly. So,I remain on the lookout for more and today,Hobby Lobby came through.

Love all the variety of items more lobby than hobby store. Full of home decor with less and less…read morecraft items. One thing I hate about the store is the high price on everything and then the 40% off areas. They have signs posted what the price will be but it is annoying. When asked I was told by a cashier you buy more when you "think "you are getting a sale . With brick & Morter stores like this on line shopping is becoming more enjoyable.

Selection: Lots of card varieties including Pokémon, One piece, a few mtg and other TCG cards. Lots…read moreof TCG accessories and other collectibles. Service: I felt welcomed as soon as I came in. Employees were active and willing to help my needs and loved to have short conversations. Value: These guys don't overcharge compared to other TCG stores in the DFW area. They were able to help price match with online TCG retailers. Experience: First time going into the store I was greeted and welcomed by an employee (Sorry I'm bad at names) I originally came for Final Fantasy MTG they had a few single selections and I was able to purchase some good foils price matching from TCGplayer. The employees love to engage in conversations as one wanted to show my wife and I his one piece binder collection. They were also offering to help us build a commander deck and also participate in their events. Conclusion: I would recommend this place to anyone who is getting into collecting TCG for the first time or is already an active TCG enjoyer. I do hope they get to carry more final fantasy mtg cards once all the hype and scarcity settles down. Overall great value and great vibes.

I found them online and went there two days in a row to sell. The people that were working there…read moreboth days were helpful. They were extremely helpful with explaining to me why what they felt my cards would be worth. I had brought in quite a bit of cards so it took two people to look through the stack I brought in. In the end I did end up selling my cards and seal sets to them. They do 60% cash offer and 70% store credit. Looking at the prices on display I felt that the amount they said my cards would be worth sounded about right. My suggestion though is to come prepared and look up the card values and details of your cards. The actual selling of the cards was easy, pretty straightforward. They give you an offer you say yes or no, and be on your