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Maybe if more people would write they would get the hint.
Mark
Cool, it may be a canned responce, but at least it’s something.
I’d email them, but mine would go more like this…
“Dear Hobby Lobby,
Please build a store near the PA/DE line. You currently do not have a store located within 8 hours of me.
Thank you”
I need to have AC Moore, Michaels or even Walmart to carry train stuff near me. At the moment, none of them do. Not even walmart around Christmas time.
Kevin
PS… Good luck
I guess it would depend on how big your town is.
Michaels in my home town had a 30 foot long model kit (half) aisle, now it is a quarter of that.
Between my home in S. Texas and at college at E. Texas, both Hobby Lobby’s are very identical. They just carry the tracks, scenery, vehicles and people, and the train sets. They would keep the cars and the locos locked up in the display case where they put the airbrush sets and other stuff. They would also remove the locos from the train sets and lock those up too. I don’t see why a person want to take an crappy toy locomotive 
I just e-mailed them so i’ll see if I get the same response.
Sounds canned, but, hey, it’s a response! That’s pretty cool.
I think I read somewhere here late last fall (may have been a rumor) that Wal-Mart might have struck a deal with Athearn.
-Tom
It is a canned response. I e-mailed them and I got the same response[V]
You’d probably get better results if you sent them an actual letter, and even better yet if a whole bunch of people wrote them about the issue…
TL
What was the original suggestion? I must have missed that one. Of course, up here in the Northeast there are no Hobby Lobbys at all. Nothin’ but a few nice little LHS’s where they sell nothing but trains.
The original suggestion was that Hobby Lobby carry more railroad products.