On wargaming, the hobby and escapism
With the anniversary of our blog and our 200th post approaching, Eric took the commendable initiative of suggesting we all[…]
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Author: David
history teacher and armchair general
Lazy Landscaping : crafting hedges for wargaming terrain
So far I used iceland moss to create hedges and shrubberies for my wargaming terrain. But to me, its obvious[…]
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Space Weirdos – The Hunt for Genuine Pork
With all the adult-life drama, it is hard to find a moment of respite. And with current events being very[…]
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Styrodur Bricks and Floor Tiles: A Simple Dungeon Terrain Tutorial
This quick terrain-building tutorial grew out of an online discussion about dungeon bricks and floor tiles. In tabletop scenery, bricks[…]
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A gentlemanly LuxCon 2025
Great news! A Gentlemanly Sport will be attending LuxCon this year. The fine folks at SFFS behind the event have kindly offered us a spot among the many enthusiasts and exhibitors.
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Boar Hunt in the Wildwoods
Saturday evening: Let’s go hunt some boar in the Wildwoods! Exhaustion (from adult life demanding adult things from adult people)[…]
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A bright new (miniature painting) world
For many years now, my miniature painting palette could be described as dark, not grim, but certainly not bright. This[…]
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Season’s greetings from Felstad
As the year winds down and winter takes hold (or at least an autumn with a touch of drama), we[…]
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“Glass” windows
The subject of this brief tutorial is my take on crafting a glass window for miniature tabletop wargames, both historical[…]
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Miniature Glowup
Happy orktober, everyone… or spooktober, for the undead fans among us. As part of an in-club activity, I decided to[…]
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