Model Empire is scheduled to close March 28th, 2026. In the mean time they are having a clearance…read moresale to move out their stock.

they say it's a small world. absolute wonder of a spot on one of the greatest strips of retail in…read morethe region! worth it even if you think you've outgrown miniatures.

I needed an appraisal of my mothers coins, I got an honest appraisal with no pressure to sell. Used…read morethe dollar amount of the appraisal to settle the estate. There was no charge for the appraisal but I chose to donate a minimal amount to show my appreciation.

This is a great husband and wife team who run their shop with great knowledge and are always fair…read more I always leave knowing I got the best fair deal.

American Science and Surplus is an absolute family favorite. Hot summer days to cold winter…read moreevening, you can lose yourself wondering the aisles. You never know what you'll find but there is something for everyone Toys, art supplies, games, chemistry equipment and everything in between, go and check it out.

Have been long time fan of American Science & Surplus. As an amateur magician I'm always in need…read morefor various bits and bobs for new tricks and routines. Also great place for fun quirky presents for birthdays and holidays. We make it a regular stop to just go and see what new stuff they have.

Could be a good store if the owner didn't run to eBay every time you want to buy something. He will…read morecheck to see what it's currently selling for and pick the absolute highest price it's listed for. Not what it's actually worth. I would love to actually buy some of the older models they carry but the price tag would say $30 and he will charge like $300 because someone listed it for that. Plus the store is filthy and very unorganized. You're better off going to Amazon.

Okay, first it's like walking into your father, uncle or grandfather's hobby storage closet or…read morebasement. Things are a bit of a jumble. That said, it's a treasure trove of mystery. They have models from 50 years ago in the original boxes. Lots of hotrods, aircraft, ships, military and everything in between. They have Lionel and Marx trains and parts, in cabinets, display cases, bins, and boxes, unseen in the markets for generations. They have a good number of completed models from generations ago with a few that I believe are for sale. It's dusty. It's a little damp in the air. You're going to have to do a little digging. This isn't one of the flashy, running after every trend to sell you the latest junk. This is the old school hobbyist's store looking for something from our childhood... The owner is very knowledgeable, honest and seems to be a pretty straight shooter. In my dealings with him, I've always thought he treated me fairly.

Love using the card grading service and vintage packs for sale! Good selection of sports…read morememorabilia too.

Good spot. Personable owner. Lousy dentist about one block away. Tasteless Supper Club nearby,…read more needs my aversion and avoidance. Always find something with a sports connect that grabs me at Prices. Will go there again unless I croak via the quad bypasses I semi recently endured at St. Lukes. I would rather pop in and pop out of Prices. One of my stops following reincarnation will be Prices.

Called up and spoke with somebody about tap to pay paying and they had a bad attitude and said no…read morewe don't do that. Not sure what kind of company doesn't use to have to pay since it's 2024 but I will be taking my business elsewhere since I'm having issues with my card so I can only use tap to pay, but as much as this guy was being an ahole I much rather take my business somewhere else with a more professional location. Again, I repeat do not go to Hobby lobby on Greenfield. There are many other better locations that you can find arts and crafts that are also better priced this place will rip you off and give you poor customer service.

Oh my goodness, I left Michaels because a customer told me to try Hobby Lobby and I did. At first I…read morethought I was going to experience to same lack of service from Michaels. That Karen whose cutting the material was not helpful at all because she was comfortable standing where she was with minimum answer and an unwillingness to help. However, a sales person named Denise was a gem! Denise came and listened to my questions and walked me through my crafted desires. I really want Denise to know how she made my day when customer service is at an all time low...

I found Lost Wonder of Worlds while searching for Pokémon cards for my cousin's birthday after…read morestriking out at a few other stores. Online showed they might have some in stock, so I called first. The gentlemen I spoke with on the phone was really nice and answered my questions, which made me feel confident enough to stop by in person. When I walked in, though, the in-store experience felt a bit different and on the emptier side. The two employees at the front didn't seem very welcoming and gave off a slightly annoyed vibe. When I asked about the Pokémon cards, they seemed confused about what I was referring to until I mentioned I had called earlier and spoken to someone. They checked with their coworker, who clarified which ones he had told me about. I asked to see the packs they had behind the counter, and the interaction still felt a little tense. That said, I was able to grab the two packs, which ended up being the perfect gift for my cousin, so mission accomplished. Overall, they had what I needed, and I appreciate that the phone service was helpful. I'd probably come back if I really needed something specific, and I'm curious to explore more of what they carry. Just hoping for a warmer in-store customer service experience next time.

As a somewhat new collector, this place is amazing! They truly do have almost everything (besides…read moreTransformers, go to Albella for that.) including a surplus of Gundam. They have shelves upon shelves of comics, model kits, etc--I greatly recommend spending some time looking here. The cashier was extremely helpful, showing me around after I asked for some help. Obviously, the main selling point for most people--the prices are great. A figure I would've spent $40+ on Amazon for cost a mere $27.99, as most of their products are retail OR slightly above, by a very slim margin. Additionally, for those who leave low-star reviews; just because your local comic store participates in a day to give FREE product doesn't mean every business has to. You are not entitled to anything of Free Comic Day, it's just that some people offer it. Also, the cat? Why would you pet a sleeping cat? That's pure, unfiltered ignorance--let the poor thing sleep. Also, who goes to a comic store for Anime paraphernalia? What I'm trying to say is, please, don't drop a trip over here because of strange opinions, as the place is definitely worth the trip.

Cool little game shop, great rpg and board game selection. Friendly staff and clean space.read more

Games Universe in Mequon: Sellers Beware!…read more I went into Games Universe in Mequon to sell more than 1,000 Pokémon and Magic: The Gathering cards. I was told the cards would be scanned individually and priced at 50% of TCGplayer. That sounded reasonable. Before going in, I personally scanned every card using CollX to get an idea of the collection's market value. CollX estimated the collection at more than $500, so based on Games Universe's stated 50% buying rate, I expected an offer somewhere around $240-$250. After approximately 24 hours, they called and offered me $64. That works out to roughly 6 cents per card. These were not worthless cards. The collection consisted primarily of vintage commons and mostly unplayed cards that had been in my possession for more than 20 years. There were dozens of cards in the $1-$3 range and nine copies of Seething Song that they themselves valued at approximately $11 each, and a Pokémon Blaziken V that I had valued at around $28. When I went into the store to discuss the offer, Conor explained their system in a condescending manner. I started by asking about the nine Seething Songs. He confirmed they valued them at $11 each--$99 worth of cards. At 50%, those nine cards alone should have represented roughly a $50 offer. According to their $64 total offer, that would leave only $14 for the other 1,063 cards. That was when I knew something was seriously wrong and the experience felt extraordinarily deceptive and predatory. If a store tells customers their cards will be individually evaluated and purchased at 50% of market value, an offer that amounts to roughly 6 cents per card raises serious questions. I have been buying, selling and playing Magic for approximately 30 years. I explained that I was the sole owner of these cards and that they had been in my possession for more than two decades. Conor's response was that none of that mattered to him and that he didn't need to "hear my credentials." It didn't need to become confrontational. It could have simply been a conversation about the cards and the offer. Instead, Conor's increasingly aggressive and condescending tone became particularly troubling as it became clear that I was not going to accept what I felt was an attempt to take advantage of the uneven leverage they apparently believed they had over me. Once I decided to take my cards back, and therefore take the potential profit from those cards away from the store, the entire transaction went sour and the interaction became increasingly unprofessional. Conor became agitated and verbally aggressive, making comments I won't repeat here. I took my cards and left. When I got home, I scanned the collection myself using the TCGplayer app. The results were eye-opening: 1,011 Magic cards: $401.26 61 Pokémon cards: $49.83 Total TCGplayer value: $451.09 Games Universe offered me $64. By their own stated 50% buying guidelines, that collection should have generated an offer of approximately $225.54. Instead, they offered me $64--roughly 28% of what their own buying policy would suggest and only 14% of the total TCGplayer value. The numbers don't lie. I walked in expecting a legitimate card-selling experience based on the terms they gave me. I walked out with my cards because I no longer trusted the process. Maybe there is an explanation for their $64 valuation. If so, it should have been transparent and obvious from the beginning. What I experienced was a massive disconnect between the buying process they described and the offer they actually made. If you are considering selling cards at Games Universe, do your homework first. Know your cards' value, get multiple offers, and don't blindly trust a stated percentage of market value. I will never step foot in that store again. I gave Games Universe an opportunity to conduct an honest and professional transaction, and in my experience, they destroyed whatever trust could have existed. For me, that's the end of the story and the end of my business with Games Universe.

I am always satisfied when I use the custom framing department at Michael's. Their employees are…read morealways super helpful and creativity elevate a print into a fine piece of art. Recently, I was able to find an off the shelf frame and for a small fee cleaned, prepped and secured the picture in the frame. Their attention to detail is always appreciated and my go to location for any framing work I have.

I love going to Michael's was looking for something for Christmas. I found the most gorgeous…read moredarkerChristmas artwork, which is my style. Fell in love with a lot of the products that they had out. Love shopping. The store for many difference crafting needs. The store is always clean and well put together. The staff is always super friendly. Definitely recommend it for your crafting needs.