Hobby Lobby is an American arts and crafts retail chain with over 800 stores across the United States. The company was founded in 1972 by brothers David and Jerry Green, and is currently owned by their families. The chain has been controversial for its religious stance, particularly its refusal to provide insurance coverage for contraception.
Hobby Lobby does sell miniatures, but they are not widely available in stores. The company’s website offers a small selection of miniatures, including a few that are specifically designed for use with the popular board game Warhammer 40,000. It is unclear if Hobby Lobby offers other miniatures outside of this selection.
Given Hobby Lobby’s religious stance, it is unlikely that the company would sell miniatures that depict scenes of violence or nudity. However, some customers may find the company’s selection of miniatures to be too limited.
Conclusion: Yes, Hobby Lobby sells miniatures, but they are not widely available in stores.
Given Hobby Lobby’s religious stance, it is unlikely that the company would sell miniatures that depict scenes of violence or nudity.
