Brick-and-mortar Hobby Stores, and variants such as comic book, radio-control, and baseball card stores, were another industry that had its golden era in the 1980's and 1990's.  Before hand-held smartphones and app-entertainment, Hobby Stores supported a variety of hobbies such as radio-controlled cars/boats/planes, plastic models, scale model trains, role-playing games, wargames, model rockets, comic books, trading cards, collectibles, and all sorts of other ephemera.  Like many other metros, Las Vegas had its own stable of local Hobby Stores that catered to the many hobbyists and collectors.  Here then is Mechalawyer's Top Ten Hobby Stores of Las Vegas from their golden era of the 80's and 90's: 10. Asgard Games Near the center of town in an industrial strip mall off of 4180 W. Desert Inn Road, Asgaard Games (Asgaard Hobbies) was a new type of specialist hobby store - the category killer.  Specializing in mostly Magic: The Gathering cards, this was one of the firs