SCG Hobby is Altoona's newest hobby shop and is easy to find with plenty of parking. It's located…read morein the same complex as Dunkin Donuts, Perkins, and Planet Fitness. It's worth noting that this is not a traditional hobby shop, if you are looking for models and trains consider trying Unkel Joe's Woodshed or Hobby Lobby. Store Interior is large and open. SCG has a large amount of gaming space in the back of the store that does not obstruct the shopping area. The large selection of trading cards including sports and collectable card gaming items is located on the left side of the store, with most behind the counter. SCG has a large selection of board games and Lego sets, with a good selection of pop vinyl's. Various table top gaming items are also available. Comic selection is primarily budget long boxes that are well organized, with some premium boxes, wall books, and a limited selection of new pulls available. Has a large selection of graphic novels. SCG Hobby is the best general hobby shop in the Altoona area and absolutely worth a stop.

A large local game store with its own specialties! Visitors may not be surprised to find board…read moregames, Magic: the Gathering, D&D, and a bit of Warhammer, but this store also has comics, collectibles, and the most extensive collection of specialty Lego sets we've seen outside Legoland! This store has something for everyone. I'm into RPGs, my partner is into Lego, and both of us enjoy graphic novels & board games. I bought her a Lego set & she bought me a copy of the old classic Mille Bournes. I tried to take several photos so visitors have some idea what they might see, but these photos don't include many sections, such as the comics, Funko Pops, CCGs, or gaming miniatures. Do stop by if you're in the area!

Great selection for anything RC. They carry planes, helicopters, crawlers, nascars, buggies, trucks…read moreand more. They also have a large model train/truck selection. Also both a indoor and outdoor track. Prices are good and the owner does offer service. Plenty of parking on the side of the building. Private parking lot.

Good selection of model railroad supplies, kits, rolling stock and locomotives. Leans more to HO…read morescale but other scales are represented. Prices vary but seem close to MSRP. That said, I like to support the local hobby shops that are left. There was also a large RC selection, but that is not my interest so I can't speak to the quality.

Great experience came here a couple of months ago amazing custom miniatures and fun gaming store.read more

From the owner: Located in the historic Phoenix building, Gootzy Gaming is a classy game store with great product…read moreofferings. Gootzy Gaming offers: - Card games (Magic, Pokemon, Lorcana, One Piece, Gundam) - Dungeons and Dragons miniatures, rulebooks, and accessories - Dice Sets - 3D printed figures and gaming accessories - Board Games - Puzzles - Miniature Paints - Miniature and Diorama Supplies, including products from Gamers Grass, Green Stuff World, Monument Hobbies, and TurboDork. Gootzy Gaming also offers 3D printing and laser cutting/engraving services. Gootzy Gaming manufacturers all our 3D printed and laser cut products proudly in Altoona, PA. Gootzy Gaming has comfortable play space for up to 36 players, snacks and drinks, restrooms, and a clean environment to enjoy your favorite games. Gootzy Gaming is a tree nut and peanut free facility. We buy Lorcana and Magic cards! Mondays - Miniature Paint and Take Thursdays - Board Game and Puzzle Night Fridays - Lorcana Night Saturdays- Miniature Paint and Take and Game Tournaments Sundays - Magic Commander Play Day Private parking available for customers behind the building on 3rd street. Have a game you are interested in? Contact us and let's work together to support your community!

Let me be honest, I did not want to come here, but after striking out on many occasions at nearby…read morestores I caved and came here. I have avoided coming here for years, as a matter of fact, any location anywhere. I don't agree with some of their policies and it is their right to conduct their workplace how they will, just as it is my right to shop where I want. With that out of the way, let's talk about this experience. I had been looking for a specific item for the past few weeks. You know how you get an item in your head, you know it exists, but you just cannot find it anywhere you look. That was me recently. I knew what I wanted/needed, but could not for the life of me locate it anywhere. With my head hanging low, I entered this facility. Walking in here is like walking into a different world, craft world that is. This is like a mega store for crafting needs. I mean, how in the world are there that many crafting supplies that you need this big of a layout? Having never been in one of these before and not knowing where anything might be located I started wandering. And wander I did. My first line of attack was just to walk the center aisle and glance down every aisle as I passed. That did not work, this place is like a maze without a map. At one point I felt like I was Pac-Man chasing the ghosts, only the ghosts were associates that were working here. Each time I saw one they would run away like I had eaten the big pellet. So much for getting help here to ask where an item might be. My next line of attack, and this took forever, was to go up and down each and every aisle until I found my item. Did it work, yes, did it take forever, definitely, did I have any assistance, no. Having found my one item I ended up making a b-line to where I thought the front of the store was. I stood in line to wait my turn to pay and started noticing the Christianity closing in on me, that and the basic signs on the walls. The one and only time I had an interaction with an associate in here was at the cash register. It was as if the employee was brainwashed and on autopilot. No affect or personality. As soon as I got outside I had to light up a cigarette like I had just survived something dubious.

I love Hobby Lobby. Their sales are great!…read morePeople don't like the fact that they're closed on Sundays. I think all business's should be. It's time for family. They have everything for crafters. Janet B Altoona Pa.

I just wanted to leave a positive review for this Michael's arts and craft store after receiving…read moretop-notch customer service yesterday from your associate Virginia and the rest of the Michael's staff. You all went above and beyond to help regarding the 2026 Vintage Halloween line. We are so grateful that you were genuinely interested in helping us, especially after we had a less than positive experience at a different Michael's arts and craft store in Frederick, Virginia. Kindness and professionalism are such rare virtues these days. Thanks to Virginia and the rest of the staff for your attentiveness and for making us feel welcomed in your store.

The Google page and yelp page both say they are open until 10, but the door says they close at 9, I…read morewas going in at 9:08 and the doors were locked. Suggested edits to both pages but unsure if they will be made.

I ordered a set of Scott Specialty page supplements for Poland. I never received one of the…read moresupplements. After exchanging 16 e-mails with the sales rep, they continue to insist they shipped all that I ordered. I finally bought the supplement that wasn't shipped from another source. I'm never going to buy from Subway again. There are plenty of honest good stamp dealers out there, but Subway isn't one of them! I understand that vendors sometimes make honest mistakes, but Subway went out of their way to do anything to resolve the problem. This is the worst customer service I have ever received from a stamp dealer! Never again!

This company leeches on their well meaning stamp collector customers. They never sent me what I…read morepaid for and have refused to speak with me about the problem even after several email messages. I paid upon order and six months later nothing... I have sent a Demand Letter and still no contact. I have contacted the Blair County Chamber of Commerce but they are not members (I wonder why) now I have contacted YELP and next GOOGLE Business then the American Philatelic Association. I will file a small claims if necessary. These people are crooks!