Hobby Lobby 40% of one item til Dec 5th

If you have a smart phone you can bring up the Hobby Lobby website and it has the 40% off coupon on it. I use the Hobby Lobby website on my phone every time I shop and they scan my phone and take the 40% off every time I shop there.

I bring my wife and get two discounts per day. Nick

@Quietman posted:

Had no idea where to put this.

I needed some enamel thinner and when I checked Hobby Lobby's price on the Testors and other brands they carry, I saw they have a 40% off one item coupon you can print or use online. The kicker is it says you can use the coupon once a day!

Need an airbrush? 40% off
Need a temp controlled 100w soldering iron? 40% off

The one near me also carries rock molds and other misc scenery stuff.

Can you please elaborate on the rock molds? What brand and where in the store they are located. I have never seen those in a hobby lobby store. I am looking for molds.

That Hobby Lobby discount coupon has been available for a long time.  It's been very handy for me as well.   Michael's Arts & Crafts offers a similar coupon deal.

The rock molds are HO scale, and located with the other scenery & layout products.  Usually in the same isle as plastic models & paints, or the next one over.  Your store may just be sold out.  

Expensive items like the high end airbrushes/compressors & most other things over @$100-$150 aren't eligible for the discount.   Strangely glues we'd most often use (mod podge or gallon sizes of elmer's white glue)  aren't either.  

Ground foam, bulk packs of trees, lichen, various wood for scratch building, etc etc are great at the discount price.  It also pays to go down every single isle, my wife and I find something new all the time in the strangest places, that would be of use on a layout.  

Also, don't forget to peruse the clearance isle!  A few weeks ago I bought a Tamiya rotating paint stand, new in the box for $6...it's definitely nice, but I wouldn't have bought it at its full retail of $35-$40!   The same day the clearance isle provided Model Master enamel weathering stain markers in "grime" and "concrete" for     $.79 cents each.  I think they're regularly around $7.00

Any time my wife is as eager to go shopping as I am, it's a good thing.

Tom