This place was great! It is small and hard to see on the side of the road as you drive by, but it…read moreis nice and cozy inside. We weren't sure if they still existed, as the website associated with them was outdated, but they said that website was not supposed to be there anymore but they can't get it taken out. They have a very large selection of cards and card games, as that is the focus of this store. They have some Warhammer and D&D stuff as well. We were able to work through what they had well and got a good level of service from the staff there. If you are into gaming, we recommend you check this place out!

Terrible repair place…read more I brought in my Senco finish nailer for service back sometime in 2019. (I seldom use that gun.) It was jamming, missing, and the plunger kept on not retracting back for the next nail. Today, It acted up again, this time I couldn't wait for them to service it so I opted to take it apart and have a look to see when the problem was. Around the piston, is a plastic ring that allows the air to push the piston back up so it can fire the next nail. Air Supply never replaced the broken part (the plastic ring), for which I had paid for the repair and service, instead they used a glue to reassemble the broken plastic ring. Now the broken glued part scorched the piston and cylinder and made the repair much more expensive. I will never use these jokers again for air gun service. They are way sub standard and take forever to repair anything.

Great place and David is a great guy, full of info and suggestions. He focuses on you, and shares…read morehis time and knowledge with great patience. He has been helpful to this old geezer who is getting back into the modeling thing after some 20 to 30 years. I found a cool little ariplane kit and all the supplies I need to restart. Recommend to anybody, beginner and veteran alike. I will be back.

I've been looking for a kit to build a specific 20th century airplane, at a number of local places,…read moreand online for months. Either I find a site that doesn't look like a reliable vendor or terms of the sale are questionable. One local place I went to looked for 30 minutes for the kits they claimed to have in stock but couldn't find, but never offered to order After 5 minutes in Hill Country Hobby I am presented with positive options that are perfect for my application, skill level, historical accuracy and era. The item is ordered, and will be in store in a couple of weeks. The store was busy with phone and customers, but at no point was the ball dropped on my inquiry. I would give 5 stars so far. And

Sam was super informative on batteries to me & offered to provide assistance to me binding my…read moreplane. This is the only R/C shop I will go to. Its so packed with inventory you get overwhelmed! This place has it all: trucks, cars, planes, & even drones!

They have such great service they help me on everything and even recommend some parts definitely…read morecoming back definitely recommend 100/10

When you walk in the store, the sight you see is what comes to mind when you think of a hobby…read morestore. They have military models on one side of the wall, and on the other, there are tabletop war games. I came in for a quick browse one day and was certainly awe-struck by how much stock they have! The prices are pretty decent from what I know! The gentlemen behind the register were super friendly and knew what I was looking for.

I was looking for an OO gauge model train freight car with graffiti for my nephew, and searches…read moreonline primarily sent me to sites in England. I didn't trust those on Amazon. I was only able to find one option already painted, and all other options were simply decals to apply, so I decided to paint it on my own. I searched and visited local hobby shops in San Antonio- all told me that Dibble's was the option. I visited, and the fellows in there took time to graciously answer all my questions, to include the differences between gauge classifications, scales, compatibility, etc. The gentleman helped me filter through their stock for the right option, even let me run their model train in the shop. I was impressed by the variety of models (not just trains) available. When i am in need of models or supplies again in the future, this will be my first stop.

My boy Ai made it made after struggling with and older rustler vxl I told Al if you can get me an…read moreunlimite he said next day I'll have it thanks to You I've been having a blast small business family owned barley started but started strong thanks also to the daughter that made it happen

This place is a landmark/institution in San Antonio, and it's for good reason. The customer…read moreservice is gold star caliber. Unlike other hobby shops they will help you repair your r/c cars and take the time to explain how to troubleshoot, - something you don't get by ordering online or even with other hobby shops around town. All in all my experience as a customer has been awesome! I always recommend them to everyone into the hobby or who want to get into it.

I've been going to rc headquarters since I was a kid and now I take my kids there and enjoy seeing…read morethe excitement it brings them. There isn't a more knowledgeable staff at any rc store in san antonio hands down. The selection of rc vehicles covers all types from planes, to boats, to cars, helicopters, drones, off-road trucks to crawlers. Best selection available in my opinion. I've bought atleast 20 vehicles from them and you can't beat the prices. Best value period

Well, we wanted to patron this place, even bought an RC from them. But, they don't update their…read morewebsite calendar, so it's a crap-shoot on the weekends if you can free run or not. Today my son and I wasted 2 hours of drive time from Austin and back because RCHQ didn't take the time to list a huge mini-z event on their website calendar. Event calendars are useless unless they are updated. Lesson, call first or just don't go... we won't be going again. Also, they now cater ONLY to Mini-z racers on the weekend, which means you won't be able to run your mini-b or mini-t RCs like you use to (except on bad off days like Monday and Tuesday which is BS). They also sell rock crawlers and bashers, but no real support or place to practice or run them etc. So you are better off buying online for those types of RCs as you'll get better deals. Also, next to no crawler or basher parts, even for the RCs they sell. We'll just buy our Arrma Kraton parts online and not waste our time at RCHQ. We were there to run our mini-b and buy new tires, LiPo battery, and telemetry sensor for jumps. Now we'll just buy those online. My son was so disappointed when we got there that he didn't want to watch the mini-z competition or buy anything from them. He said 'f-this place!' which was my exact sentiment. Lastly, the bald guy behind the counter disparaged the very same RC we bought from that store. They had no problem selling us the Mini-b... but then diss it when we brought it back in-store. Not the best idea to retain customers or sell upgrades. If I ran my business like this, I'd be out of business. Rolling Oaks Mall is practically a dead-mall at this point, so I'm expecting the niche products, poor offering, bad location, and rudeness (pretentiousness) will end this store soon. We were willing to drive out-of-our-way to spend our money at their store, but now we are not. I'd suspect my overall advice on this is just not to bother. Buy online, make your own track or use a parking lot, and just don't waste your time. No value in their current offering and mode.

Was recently bought by Zach Hood. He owns another shop in Kingsland. He helps the shop by selling…read moreto us the goods he stocks the shelves with. Most popular card games are: Magic the Gathering, Force of Will, and Pokemon. There are a ton of board games as well as comics he sells in the shop. Comic day is coming up as well! :)