Post a Comment. Now I've been to hole-in-the-wall game stores and they usually The Hobbit Hobby Shop is a narrow storefront you'd blink and miss among the various pawn shops, military shops, "adult entertainment", and fast food places just outside an Army post. You walk in and the shop feels like it's 20 feet wide and feet long?
The left half of the shop is pretty much just models of all varieties and the gaming stuff is on the right side, along with the register and a little bit of workspace for maps. If you don't do models or gaming, but happen to be a soldier at Ft Bragg, the Hobbit Hobby Shop is the place to go to get your maps laminated and Ranger cut.
If you don't know what that means, you probably need to spend more time outside, definitely more time trying to not get lost in the woods. If I had room in my luggage I'd be sorely tempted, but to be fair I do not recall which ones I might be missing. In the end I got a book on drawing maps I'd been eyeballing on Amazon, but wasn't ever going to purchase, along with a cool Dwarven Fighter mini and another mini that was of a torchbearer hireling.
I do really try to pick something If you happen to be making a stop in Fayetteville, you really need to stop by the Hobbit Hobby Shop. Email This BlogThis! Subscribe to: Post Comments Atom.
