Gaming in Miniature Worlds!
Welcome to A Gentlemanly Sport, your Miniature Wargaming Blog from Luxembourg.
Here, we blog about pushing our painted toy soldiers on homemade battlefields while inventing fictional worlds to escape reality for a while.
Miniature Wargaming Club and Blog
LOOTING FROSTY FELSTAD
Fighting in distant galaxies
Racing in toxic wastelands
Exploring ancient history
History & Stories
All our games tell a story. History, place and stories, real or fictional, play crucial roles in our enjoyment of miniature tabletop battles.
Battle Reports
At our miniature wargame club we focus mainly on the gaming aspects of our hobby of waging miniature wars on a tabletop.
Build & Paint
Read our wargame terrain and miniature painting tutorials. Consider them as an idea dump or a personal recipe collection.
Reviews
Our hobby is also about cool products. So, don’t miss out on our short takes on rules, books, miniatures and other gadgets.
WHAT IS MINIATURE WARGAMING?
Miniature wargaming is a form of wargaming in which military units are represented by miniature physical models on a model battlefield. The use of physical models to represent military units is in contrast to other tabletop wargames that use abstract pieces such as counters or blocks, or computer wargames which use virtual models. The primary benefit of using models is aesthetics, though in certain wargames the size and shape of the models can have practical consequences on how the match plays out.
Miniature wargaming is typically a recreational form of wargaming because issues concerning scale can compromise realism too much for most serious military applications. A historical exception to this is naval wargaming before the advent of computers.
topics
3D print Age of Fantasy Age of Fantasy Arena Age of Fantasy Skirmish Battletech Blitz Bowl Blood Bowl Boardgames Brawl Arcane 28 Dragon Rampant Events Fantasy Fire at Sea Five Leagues from the Borderlands Frostgrave Full Thrust Gaslands Grimdark Future Firefight Historical Honours of War Horizon Wars Kings of War Lion Rampant Literature Miniature Painting One Page Rules RPG Saga Science-Fiction Solo Space Weirdos Sports Sword Weirdos Terrain Tusk Warhammer Xenos Rampant
There is not a piece of constructive legislation in the
world, not a solitary attempt to meet a complicated
problem, that we do not now regard the more
charitably for our efforts to get a right result from
this apparently easy and puerile business of fighting
with tin soldiers on the floor.
H. G. Wells