Welcome to Southern Saskatchewan’s only full-line hobby store!
Web site design by Ono-Can Communications. © Redline Hobby Ltd., 2013
PRODUCT LINES
Click here to have a look at some of the lines we carry.
LINKS
Click here to find some very useful web links.
R/C PLANES
R/C HELICOPTERS
R/C CARS AND TRUCKS
TRAINS
MODEL KITS
ROCKETS & KITES
We won’t suggest that Redline has everything for the hobbyist, but we do have a big selection of a wide range of products from trainer remote control planes to plastic car kits; from r/c helicopters to model trains; from tools to parts; from batteries to your favourite hobby magazines; even rock polishers, rockets and kites. Stop by our store and have a look.
Henry Redekop has been the owner of Redline Hobby since 1991. If you’re into aviation and r/c planes, Henry is well-known around town and can help you get up to speed on your choice of hobby, whether it be planes, trains, cars, helicopters or trucks. Come in and visit Henry and his team at Redline. You’ll be amazed at what you’ll find!
MAGAZINES & BOOKS
PARTS, PARTS & PARTS
Our store is located at:
308 McDonald Street
Regina, Saskatchewan
S4N 6P6
We’re just west of the Ring Road at the corner of McDonald and Hoffer Drive (Park Street), next to Gaebel’s. Click here for a map.
Store Hours:
Monday - 9:30 am-5:30 pm
Tuesday - 9:30 am-5:30 pm
Wednesday - 9:30 am-5:30 pm
Thursday - 9:30 am-9:00 pm
Friday - 9:30 am-5:30 pm
Saturday - 9:30 am-5:30 pm
Sunday - Closed
Telephone:
(306) 721-4322
E-mail:
Fax:
(306) 721-3443
SPECIAL ORDERS
They don’t upset us! Click here.
WHAT’S NEW AT REDLINE
Have a look at the latest arrivals & news.
Trying to figure out what the perfect gift is for a certain someone?
Why not consider a Redline Hobby gift certificate - available in any amount!
OUR PHOTO GALLERY
Have a look at our on-line gallery of hobby fun.
Updated Apr. 21/13
Updated Mar. 6/13
As seen on CBC and in the Wall Street Journal
The Ultimate Useless Machine designed and built by Regina’s own Frivolous Engineering and available at Redline Hobby in two forms. Click on the photo to see the machine in action.