This is my new favorite place for collectibles in Southern California, primarily sells action…read morefigures like Marvel legends, mythic legions, Mezco Toyz, SHF & Mafex! This place is great for your average collector, someone interested in collecting or a gift for child/young adult. This place has the best customer service I've ever seen a collectible store like this have. This place only sells items brand new in the package and I highly recommend checking this place out anytime you are in the orange county area. It's right next to the Honda center, angel stadium and Disneyland. So there's always a reason to go there!

Genuinely perfection, the employees including mike and another guy are super friendly and…read morewelcoming. They have almost every figure brand ranging from imports to marvel legends and you are sure to find something good here. I'd also like to talk about the prices, always retail and never priced up like other figure stores. All in all this is the best store for any collector to go to, super friendly environment and great selection haven't gone in months but i can't wait to go again. (Id also like to add that the majority of my collection is from here and i'm super thankful for that)

extremely alot of gachq life was made in the store!! icluding some heat truley amazing store…read more10/10 sitting spot!

We tried to return something and they kept the sales tax. They kept saying their system erases it…read morebut at the end of the day they pocketed the sales tax. Either people who work there don't have logic or they are greedy, I don't know what's worse.

These guys are the best. Experts at what they do. Willing to teach my son the ins and outs of basic…read morerepairs. Always help with a returns process. We drive 25 minutes to see them when in need! Best around by far.

Walked around the shop for about 10 minutes No greeting or acknowledgement…read more 70% RC mostly cars, a few aircraft Some plastic models, 10% off Gundam kits Large sections of empty shelves, looks like at one time the had a lot of model rockets but now very sparse section. Non existent model railroad section 2 LGB switches A couple of HO track sections, no locomotives or rolling stock. Some slot cars, does not live up to the name.

Discovered this store through Needoh hunting and have become obsessed! The owners are always so…read morenice and I never leave empty handed even when I go just to browse. I've also enjoyed adding to my Jellycat collection with them. They really take care of their customers. Thank you always!

What a fun place to check out! My Godkids are visiting from out of state, and my godson wanted a…read morecrazy-hard Rubik's Cube--and we found it! Thank you guys so much! I'm sorry that some of you had a bad experience, but ours was great, especially considering we arrived only 20 minutes before closing, when most business owners are ready to head home. Oh, and let me add that I'm Mexican and gay, so as far as being racist or discriminating goes... FAR FROM IT!! I did correct my Goddaughter for grabbing something from the display window--not okay! Plus, she's 12 and should know better, period. The owners were very kind in gently explaining why it wasn't okay, and I appreciated that because their house, their rules! Kids need to understand that when you walk into someone's place of business--or even their home--you should be respectful and ask for permission or assistance before touching things. Again, thank you both for all the great recommendations and for being so kind about my pup, who was on a leash and wearing a diaper to ensure there were zero accident possibilities. Our pup loved you guys! She's usually a little shy at first, but she walked right up to both of you. Dogs know. We'll definitely be back to check out some of the games you have when we have more time to browse. Like I said, we came right before closing, and even though it's a business, everyone wants to go home after work, and we respected that. No attitude, no pressure--just two kind business owners doing what they love.

Amazing customer service! We came in looking for a super specific piece and the employee helped us…read morefish through the bulk bin until we found it. Made my son's day! We will be back!

Immediately after walking in to see a nice assortment of Lego products, I was greeted by the owner…read moreand his employees. They have new, used and even pre-built Lego sets for decent prices. I was pleasantly surprised to see so many bricks and miniatures available to look through. They also have a group Lego party area for the kids. If you love Lego definitely stop by to check it out for yourself. They also take trade in products.

Love toyznfun new location in dtf!! It's in a fun new…read morelocation is down town fullerton. There selection is so big of collectible bags, and etc like funko pops and hello kitty. My bf bought me the cutest sailor moon Starbucks glass reusable cup.

This is a awesome little store they have good bags and pops that you will like also you have to…read moreknock three times to get in

The 2026 convention was held in the Orange County at the Hotel Fera (a Doubletree Hotel by Hilton)…read morein the city of Orange which is near Anaheim and Disneyland. It was a 2 day event Sat and Sun. The admission was $20 per day on Sunday. It was a fairly slow Sunday, no crowds, which isn't a complaint but maybe even a compliment for comfort. The exhibit hall was spacious and filled with many dealers. A lot of high end comics and national dealers who you'd see at major comic cons nationwide. I did notice that there were not as many of those "treasure hunt" type "dollar bin" dealers present, but was a 2nd room more focused on the raw (ungraded) comics priced/valued under $10 By reputation this is still one of the best conventions for pure collector's comics, especially for rare and higher end comics. I also saw, an emerging (from the last time I attended) presence of Original Art dealers and merchandise. They also had a larger more formal exhibitor list that included more corporate companies and celebrity creators as guests. The show seemed to have lost part of its folksy casual vibe and atmosphere to that regard. There was a parking fee but an option for Free parking in a neighboring retail shopping complex.

In a world of over hyped and over crowded for profit pop culture events hocking celebrity photos…read moreand autographs, the California Comic Convention is a bit of a throwback to a simpler time. This is a show for comic book readers and collectors, not casual fans. Parking was free with a $10 admission. Held in the Community Center of Orange County's beautiful Yorba Linda, CCC utilized a patio and two meeting rooms. It's true that you could walk around the show in about 3 minutes but you've got comics of all eras and prices to flip through. I picked up a short stack of Avengers and Sgt. Fury for .50 a piece and there were plenty of sellers with boxes of half priced graphic novels. Many a buyer had their lists out as they skimmed through boxes looking to complete their collections. Comic guests Marv Wolfman and Thomas Yeates were on hand and the organizers did a great job of putting on a small scale show with a hot dog and taco guy outside, cheap snacks inside and hourly raffle prizes. This year coincided with a Frank & Son Sunday show only 15 minutes away so it was a great, double Con day only 45 minutes outside Los Angeles.

Last weekend, I had the opportunity to learn tufting for the first time!! For those new to tufting,…read moretufting is essentially a texture manufacturing process where you insert yarn into a base fabric to create rugs. The lesson first starts off with choosing a simple base design. Our instructor specifically recommended a design with simple lines and colors to make it easier for our first ever rug, which was around $70. Using a projector, you will trace your image onto the fabric as a template for the rest for your work. Before starting with tufting, we then moved onto a mini tutorial on the ins and outs of using a tufting gun, from yarn insertion to how to create straight versus curved lines. Keep in mind you have to put a lot of pressure on the canvas to ensure that your yarn is being threaded correctly. Going through several practice sessions definitely made the transition to the entire tufting process easier. Starting our rug, we soon recognized how difficult and time consuming the rug tufting process was. Even simple design like ours (a cartoon dog) was a long lengthy process than anticipated and we ended up spending 3-4 hours for completion for one of the smaller size rugs. We were recommended to start from the inside out and using one color at a time, inserting lines of yearn about a fingers width to ensure completion of our rug. Though we initially struggled with creating finer lines, we eventually got the hang of it and were able to successfully complete our rug. Our instructor transitioned us into the final process, teaching us how to trim our rug and prepare it to take home. Personally based on the instructor teaching and supplies available, this class was well worth its price point. Overall, I would say tufting is an impressive skill that I learned for the first time and hope to come again to create more designs!

Just the right amount of help for every level…read more I brought in my special needs child and the staff was flexible and patient with helping all levels and abilities. The shop before hand did a great job with transparency and answering questions. It took longer than I thought to finish the project , but the music , staff and experience was overall fabulous!!!