It's like being transported to another time and place when you step in here…read more Everything is impressively organized with a tag, and love all the vintage / secondhand goods, alongside the new items, it really gives you a lot of options to be creative. I know zero about trains but I was just jaw-dropped walking in here. There's a little kids table for your child to play at by the door while you browse the "boring" more expensive things haha The store owner is nice and super knowledgeable, he said hi to us and basically left us alone to browse without making it feel suffocating. It's a super safe and fun store, I'm so happy this place exists.

Prices range on size, or type, one passenger car was 6 dollars! the service is absolutely amazing,…read morethe staff were kind and were surprised i knew ALOT about trains

A great, little, hole in the wall model shop. Be prepared to search for that one kit you must…read morehave. Well worth a visit!

This is easily the best model shop i've been to. It has a large selection of just about anything…read moreyou would need for modeling and is very well stocked. The prices here aren't bad at all either. The employees are very friendly too. In fact, the only reason why i rated 4 stars vs. 5 is because of the time in which you can shop here, being open for only 4hrs a day and closed Sunday-Monday. Other than that though, I absolutely loved this shop. I will most definitely come back in the near and far future for models and related products alike!

Somewhat ambiguous experience. We are not pro hobbyists so not sure how it compares. The selection…read morewas inconsistent which just means they have a certain focus - on Japanese models and on recreating landscapes and tracks and trails and what not for cars or trains. Very cool selection for those 2 things. And it happens we WERE there for Japanese models so we were perfectly happy. Large selection of model-making supplies. Definitely would go here before we order supplies online in the future. Yes, the greeting was half-hearted - but both people there did greet us and what do you expect - they were busy talking about hobby stuff :) It's a bit dated in terms of the space, seems a bit tired, but I think "in this economy" they are presenting themselves reasonably. They had some great sales. Half off prices of some model kits right now.

Lady is always rude or sounding like she rather be somewhere and makes me want to shop somewhere…read moreelse

Stopped in and this is the quintessential coin shop with all types of coins. Good prices and a…read moredelight to visit. Family owned and that is a welcoming aspect for this hobbiest.

I have sold to this man very many silver coins over eight years,and had trusted him about the first…read morefive, and it would be my fault for going back after i suspected something wrong, however,not wanting to believe wrongdoing,my good nature, continued to do business,he has been upset with me on a few occasions,not about his knowledge,but the lack of mine.Being that said,i thought coin dealers were there to help those of us with some questions on occasion,not to be treated like a criminal,that was my last visit and not to return,i wanted to sell 1oz of silver, first he ,and the noise in the background,some cackling woman,said no we aren't buying anything, something about blaming Trump, anyway it must've dawned on him, yeah,this guy...i make out well when he comes in...he took a look... offer was 70.00 whoa...spot is 96.00 i was expecting 85-87..but not so and i only asked...you cant do 80...oh man it's like i just became a common criminal and get out out...now I've been trashed before and blew it off...not so much this time...so you can do what you will with this advice...i believe paul to be a crook and cannot be trusted,he seems nice,and his prices are good...beware if you sell... he's probably not giving much...its probably you doing the Giving....

Great shop for last minute souvenirs and gifts. Trendy collectibles, Seattle sports memorabilia and…read moresmall gifts. Ideal place to kill time while waiting for your flight.

I went here to get some beading supplies and I found what I needed pretty quickly. The prices are…read morereasonable and there were several options to choose from. There was only one cashier but there were self-checkout machines so I was able to check out pretty quickly. I did come back to pick up an online order since I got a discount from ordering online. One of the employees asked me for my last name then told me to look at the pickup section to find my order. I did find that odd and a little less secure than I would like. That means anyone could have come in the store and looked at the last names on the pickup bags and told the employees that it's their order. Nonetheless, it has been a pretty seamless experience going to this store. I would def order from them again since the prices and options are reasonable.

Online ordering is pretty easy, pick up can be confusing if you cannot locate the 'button' for…read morecustomer service. I stood around the pick up area next to the entrance and tried to find the button. The button was actually next to the cash registers, not close to the pick up area. Selection is quite good, most shelves are stocked. They always have something for the occasion or seasons. Coupons are a must search for before ringing up. Grab boxes did not seem to be available? Not sure if Michaels discontinued them altogether. Staff is limited as with most businesses nowadays. Store is pretty clean

False page. Called the website - they stopped their airport store in 2016. They are now located in…read moreEdmonds - north of Seattle. Someone needs to take this page down....

As airports go, Sea-Tac isn't a bad place to kill some time by shopping. And my new favorite…read moreairport store is the Wishing Stone! Whether you're a rockhound or a jewelry lover, or you just need a souvenir, there are lots of options here at all price points. For gem and mineral lovers, they have some pretty nice color-coordinated displays of specimens and jewelry. From amethyst to larimar, malachite to labradorite, and even diamond slices, there are some nice crystals, cabochons, and spheres to drool over. Many of the bigger pieces seem too expensive and/or fragile for travelers, but I suppose if you've got $1,300 to drop on a fluorite sphere, you can afford to have it shipped. Other inexpensive jewelry options include the gemstone stacking rings in a display case by the door ($35), semiprecious stone post earrings by the register ($10-15), and locally made wood slice earrings by an artist in Edmonds. For kids, there are some fun items like small soapstone animal carvings (under $5), books, inexpensive mineral specimens, and fossil kits. I wasn't too impressed by the service here -- it was pretty early in the morning during my visit, and I was the only customer for most of that time, but the two employees stayed at the counter talking to each other about personal stuff and ignored me. Since I was mostly just browsing, it wasn't that big of a deal, but it seems like they should at least make the effort to greet customers when they walk in. Overall, a nicely organized and displayed gift shop with lots of sparkly gems to ooh and ahh over while you're waiting in the airport. A good place to pick up a last-minute gift that doesn't feel like one!

Big assortment of crafting supplies with great deals/promos throughout the store. There are rare…read moreoccasions that there is only one cashier so there may be a slight wait to check out.

Jill does not belong in customer service…read more When I went to check out there were two people in line at each of their two registers. Gal in front of me had a price check which Jill acted like was a huge inconvenience to come over and do. The other register was dealing with a return with no receipt which the cashier couldn't handle and Jill was too annoyed to stick around and resolve. She was too stressed by the patient gal waiting for someone to help her find a product. By the time I got to check out, Miranda, the cashier, looked about ready to cry from secondhand stress. One of my items didn't have a price tag so... price check. And guess who looked thrilled about it. And gave the COMPLETE wrong price. I had grabbed one of their 99¢ bandanas and she said $6.99. I just chose not to buy that rather than argue because it wasn't worth talking to Jill. Miranda was great and very apologetic but I honestly felt bad leaving her with that kind of individual manning that area. Took about ten minutes to get through checkout and Jill was still ignoring the return issue but thankfully that poor cashier was able to get another manager over who looked pretty annoyed with Jill's inaction so I feel like this is a known issue. I hate to imagine what Jill would act like with an actually angry customer if this is how she behaved with patient folks experiencing minor issues.