Showing posts with label Toy Shopping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toy Shopping. Show all posts
Sunday, January 24, 2016
'Maui Comics & Collectibles' Regrows People’s Love for Comics
For nearly 10 years, the people of Maui (HI) has never seen nor been in a real comic book store locally, until now. Opened in May 2015, “Maui Comics and Collectibles” offers a variety of comic books (old and new), vintage cartridge video games and consoles, collectible toys, Warhammer 40K sets, and much more! All products aim to satisfy people with different tastes. Besides selling comics and collectible products, the shop also appraises, buys, trades, or cosigns customers’ goods.
Monday, July 29, 2013
Going Toy Shopping In Las Vegas!
While vacationing in Las Vegas, I was determined to go toy hunting in as many stores as possible within my allotted time. My hopes were to find some rare Kaiju or Transformers figures for reasonable prices, and although I wasn't able to find that precious gem, the trips to these three different stores were still fun nonetheless.
This is my toy trip round up!
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Where Do I Buy My Godzilla Figures?
For those, who are new to collecting Godzilla figures or just need some quick references, I'd like to share what online stores I personally shop starting with the place most frequently visited. This article serves as a quick shopping guide, based on my experiences.
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
When I'm in LA, I must go to Korea Town and Little Tokyo!
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| Koreatown Plaza |
This past Saturday, I took a 4 1/2 hour road trip to Los Angeles from Las Vegas. My group and I planned to visit two specific stores: one in Korea Town and the other in Little Tokyo before attending SM Town Live III in the Honda Center. From my past experience, I concluded that I must always visit Music Plaza and Anime Jungle whenever I'm in LA!
Friday, May 18, 2012
Toy Shack feels like a trip to a toy museum
Since I'm in Vegas, I had to pay a visit to Toy Shack located in Fremont Street Experience. You may be familiar with the owner, Johnny Jimenez, who would often appear in History Channel's Pawn Stars to appraise vintage toys being sold in the pawn shop. Unfortunately, Johnny wasn't here today, but that didn't damper my trip to his store.
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