Completely rewritten and verified September 6, 2026. Store hours and inventory can change, so call before making a special trip.
Original article by Hunter McGarry. 2026 update by One Sixth Society.
Looking for Hot Toys in Los Angeles? Start with these five collectible stores and markets. Some focus on movie figures; others are better for anime, Gundam kits or vintage toys. Use the addresses and phone numbers below to plan your trip, then call to confirm the figure you want is in stock.
Los Angeles collectible stores at a glance
| Store | Location | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Frank and Son Collectible Show | City of Industry | Multiple independent dealers and the broadest selection. |
| ToyArena | La Puente | Gundam, Transformers, anime and imported figures. |
| Blast From the Past | Burbank | Hot Toys, Sideshow and movie collectibles. |
| Halo 13 | Burbank | Anime, pop-culture figures and mall shopping. |
| Toy Mandala | Sherman Oaks | Anime figures, Gunpla and trading cards. |
Frank and Son Collectible Show
Frank and Son is a large indoor market with many independent dealers. Each booth sets its own prices and return terms. It is a useful first stop for variety: stock can include Hot Toys, Sideshow, vintage figures, statues, props, trading cards and Japanese imports.
Because every booth manages its own stock, do not assume a particular sixth-scale release will be available. Call before traveling for a specific item, then compare the condition, included accessories and seller terms before buying.
Address: 17835 Gale Ave., City of Industry, CA 91748
Phone: (909) 444-7955
Hours: Wednesday 3–9 p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m.–6 p.m.; Sunday 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
ToyArena
ToyArena’s La Puente showroom is a useful stop for collectors interested in Gundam and Gunpla, Transformers, anime characters, superheroes and imported or domestic action figures. The company began as a collector-run business in 2007 and also appears at Southern California toy shows.
The showroom is not limited to sixth scale, so phone first if you are searching for a particular Hot Toys release or a specific 1:6 brand. That quick inventory check can save a long drive across the San Gabriel Valley.
Address: 521 Coralridge Pl., La Puente, CA 91746
Phone: (626) 872-7056
Hours: Monday–Friday 10 a.m.–5:30 p.m.; Saturday noon–6 p.m.; Sunday closed.
Blast From the Past
Blast From the Past is one of the clearest fits for movie and television collectors. Its stated selection includes Hot Toys figures, Sideshow collectibles, Gentle Giant pieces, NECA and McFarlane figures, along with older toys, posters and other pop-culture merchandise.
This is a traditional specialty shop rather than a multi-vendor show, making it easier to ask staff about a character, scale or manufacturer. Use the verified Magnolia Boulevard address and phone number below when planning your visit.
Address: 3117 W. Magnolia Blvd., Burbank, CA 91505
Phone: (818) 557-7724
Hours: Monday–Friday 11 a.m.–7 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m.–7 p.m.; Sunday closed.
Halo 13
Halo 13 is inside Burbank Town Center, making it easy to pair with another Burbank stop. It sells pop-culture and anime merchandise across different figure sizes and brands. Call first if your trip is specifically for sixth-scale figures.
Ask about the exact line you want before visiting. Mall tenants and product mixes can change more quickly than specialist-store listings.
Address: 201 E. Magnolia Blvd., Suite 397, Burbank, CA 91502
Phone: (818) 847-7548
Toy Mandala
Toy Mandala focuses on Japanese and anime collectibles. Its range includes figures, Gundam kits, plush and trading cards. Consider it for a mixed collection, and confirm stock first if you only want sixth-scale movie figures.
The store currently lists afternoon hours on Thursday through Monday. Call before traveling because specialty-store schedules can change around events and holidays.
Address: 14555 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
Phone: (818) 990-3007
Hours: Thursday–Monday 2–6 p.m.; Tuesday–Wednesday closed.
Which store is best for sixth-scale figures?
Start with Frank and Son when you want the greatest number of sellers in one trip. Choose Blast From the Past when licensed movie and television collectibles are the priority. ToyArena is strongest for Gundam, Transformers, anime and imported figures, while Halo 13 and Toy Mandala are better additions for a broader anime and pop-culture route.
No store can guarantee a particular figure will still be on the shelf. Before driving, call with the manufacturer, character, edition and scale. For a preowned figure, ask whether the box, shipper, accessories and replacement parts are included.
Plan a Los Angeles collecting route
- City of Industry and La Puente: Pair Frank and Son with ToyArena on a Saturday when both are scheduled to be open.
- Burbank: Visit Blast From the Past and Halo 13 in the same part of the day.
- Sherman Oaks: Treat Toy Mandala as a separate stop or add it to a Valley itinerary.
- Before buying: Compare the exact edition, condition, completeness and return terms—not just the price.
Once a new figure comes home, our action figure display case guide can help you choose the right cabinet size, lighting and dust control.
Store details were checked on September 6, 2026. Phone ahead for current hours and inventory.
If your visit also includes Star Wars attractions, our Lucas Museum visitor guide covers the museum separately from the collectible shops listed here. For private purchases arranged through collector groups, read our Facebook buying safety tips.
