This is my little front door on the web: a place for miniatures, tabletop projects, teaching, thoughtful oddities, and the various things I make under the name Tabletop Impulse.
I’m a computing teacher, a painter of tiny plastic soldiers, and a longtime inhabitant of the more eccentric corners of the internet. These days most of my creative energy goes into tabletop gaming, hobby projects, and Tabletop Impulse.
I like things that are well made, slightly strange, and full of personality: good lessons, good miniatures, good stories, good tools, and quiet digital spaces that still feel owned by actual people.
A simple personal homepage: a few links, a little context, and a painted model in the window. Enough to make the domain feel inhabited, without turning it into another machine that needs feeding.
nerv-impulse.net is an old internet name that stuck. It began one way, as these things often do, and then acquired a second life. The impulse part still fits rather well.
I’ve kept it because I still like the idea of having a small piece of the web that is mine.
A small rotating window into the hobby side of things. Updated occasionally, when something feels worth putting in the window.