My husband and son have just gotten into car models. They have spent a lot of money on models and…read morepaint at this place. The owner is abrupt and unhelpful. They come back shaking their heads because he doesn't seem to care about the people he is supposed to value. Today was the last time my husband will have gone there. So rude.

When I was first looking for a hobby shop, I tried many times to go to this store during business…read morehours posted on the door. Never seemed to be open any day of the week of any month. So I stopped. About 1.5 years later I am now looking for something my regular hobby shop doesn't have in stock currently and their distributor has on backorder, but I need it ASAP for a big project. I called C & R's and someone picked up, and I started asking questions and they seemed fine until I asked what the price is as I want to know if I can buy it now, or save a little more first since I'm going to university soon. "Uhh just hang on a moment and let me check." "Ok than..." CLICK He hung up on me. I guess that's what I need to be convinced not to try here again.

first time coming to the store, I felt like a kid in a candy store. super nice people, and they had…read morewhat I needed. Will definitely be back.

Awesome place for all things RC and collectible. John and all the staff are awesome people. We've…read morepurchased a few Traxxas vehicles from there and they are very helpful with repairs and maintenance.

Dealt with John and David when I arrived. I had a specific need and request and was met with…read moreabsolute enthusiasm and excellent advise and help. Pricing was fair and the selection is the best in the region, for sure, for surface RC cars. I would highly recommend making the trek! Not to mention open on weekends, both days. Thank you for keeping the RC hobby spirit alive and well in Vancouver!

The best hobby shop in the lower mainland. I have been a customer for many years and have always…read moreenjoyed shopping there. They have a great selection of kits, supplies and accessories at affordable prices. The proprietors John and Wendy are the best and are very helpful in meeting the needs of their customers. Highly recommended!

Picked up a box of 21-22 Hockey Credentials. It was pretty straight forward but they do have alot…read moreof other stuff like jerseys, etc. They had Topps 91 Stadium Club but for around $50 and I can get usually for around $30 so didn't buy. Lots of jerseys though and selection.

The manager Ken brushed my rookie Doug guilmore and Bobby Hull cards like they were next to nothing…read morethen put them online and made $750. Don't go there it was a waste of my time. Either Ken is trying to rip you off or he doesn't know his stuff

This is one of the biggest and most comprehensive hobby shops I have been to in a long, long time…read more These don't exist anymore in NYC, having gone extinct by lack of interest and internet commerce. Supplying many of these hobbies have been relegated to a few shelves in big-box craft shops like Michaels and Hobby Lobby in the US. Once I found Imperial Hobbies on Yelp during our vacation and it was near our hotel, I made my plans. I dropped my wife off for her spa day and this was going to be my spa day ;) The store is in a group of buildings almost at the end of the runway of Vancouver Airport (YVR). If you hang around, you'll see tons of airliners approaching for landings and roaring off on take offs. I just couldn't believe the selection of plastic models of planes, armor, cars and trucks along with complete selections of paint and finishing materials. It's these types of stores that I would spend hours in as a boy, but could only stare wide-eyed because I never had much money back then. But now as an adult with a job and disposable income, I probably would have gone broke if I didn't have to pack everything into my luggage to fly home. The favorable CAD$ to USD$ exchange rate also helped a lot in my shopping. I ended up with a couple of scale plastic model kits and a flying model rocket that are rare, out of production kits or very hard to find, even on-line.

worker was rude. he couldve said excuse me instead of raising his voice as i walk walking into the…read morestore

Amazing place. The owner of this place knows what he is talking about. He can come off as rude, but…read moredoesn't mean to be. He's funny, and generous. The place is a little messy, but hey, so is my room. It's a great place to buy and sell coins and stamps. Heck, if you are interested in them, it's a great place to learn about the history and value of coins and stamps.

Do not go to this business. They are rude & unfriendly. I went in to purchase a coin for my…read morebrothers birthday. First of all the place is a mess & it stinks. My childrens rooms are cleaner. I told the gentleman (the owner?) what I was looking for & how much I wanted to spend, about 50 dollars. He showed me some very ordinary silver coins announcing that he sells lots of them. I wanted something that was a little more special & asked to see what else he might have. He then told me that he didn't have time for that & was in the middle of an appraisal, which he then boasted that he makes 60 dollars per hour doing. Obviously he's not good at math as he could have spent 15 minutes & made a sale of 50 dollars, maybe more. Again DO NOT GO HERE!! You will be doing nothing but wasting your time!

Large hobby / model shops just aren't found as frequently as they were when I was a kid. This store…read moreis large and has it all: small / large/ huge models (plastic and R/C), trains, paints, hobby tools and more. Staff was ever-present and knowledgeable.

This store has been here as long as I can remember. I don't understand the connection between…read moreelectric shavers and model airplanes, but whatever. They have a good selection of hobby supplies covering model railroad, plastic models and R/C aircraft. I would say about a third of the store is dedicated to model kits of carious types, and the rest of the store is various other hobby supplies (paints, track, styrene sheets, etc). Overall, they have a lot of different stuff, and if they don't have it, just ask and they are probably just sold out. The staff is pretty helpful when I have questions about new stock, or painting techniques. When I asked a question about a new air compressor, the guy wasted no time in taking it out of the box so we could both have a look at it. Anyway, the staff is generaly knowledgable but not condescending. Always a plus.

Langley has so many collectable stores - it's very strange . That and thrift stores. Who knows…read morewhy... This one caters exclusively to Vintage Toys & Games as the name implies. It has a really big selection. Some were priced, others not. It gave me flashbacks from my childhood. Toys I had totally forgot about. Toys I had never seen. There were 3 guys working ( or maybe some were just friends hanging out ? ) not sure why this place would need 3+ staff when there were zero customers. Maybe it gets busy at times ? We just looked around and asked a few questions. It would be worth your while to check it out if your in the area, if your looking for a vintage old school treasure, or just want to stroll down memory lane.