Recreation & Sports
563 sites
Subcategories:
- Gardening (38)
- Hobbies (110)
- Sports (15)
- Travel (59)
- Outdoors (36)
- Collecting (166)
- Model Building (139)
https://meowco.neocities.org/
MEOWCO is a personal landing page centered around trading card game collecting, featuring TCG partner Pokemon like Pikachu and Braixen as a quirky highlight. The site hints at a larger project called 'Puzzle Panic!' under the CLAWSMARK LLC banner, suggesting a creative old-web hub in early development.
http://philsworkbench.blogspot.com/
Phil Parker's daily-updated blog chronicles the hands-on hobby life of a dedicated modeller who builds miniatures, model railways, and garden rail projects. Posts cover scratch-building techniques, toy conversions, locomotive builds, and reviews of the Garden Rail magazine that Phil contributes to.
https://fan.kalechips.net/pens/index.php
Plume Sans Fin is a TFL-approved fanlisting dedicated to fountain pen enthusiasts, created by Kale, with a charming name meaning 'endless pen' in French. The site welcomes anyone who collects or appreciates fountain pens to join its growing member list, and includes a banner handwritten with a Waterman Laureat from the 1980s.
http://rrtrack.com/
RR-Track is a Windows software product for designing model train layouts, offering fully graphical track planning tools with support for O, G, HO, N, S, and standard gauges. The software includes 3D terrain visualization, train simulation, and extensive accessory libraries, and after 32 years the company has announced it is closing sales at the end of 2025.
https://hennis.neocities.org/
Hennis' Site tracks doubles tennis match records for a small group of players named Josh, Jon, Sam, and Van, with monthly win/loss breakdowns dating back to early 2014. The site also features a quirky fictional backstory about the creator, 'Ginger Santa,' adding a humorous personal touch to what is otherwise a simple sports scoreboard.
http://paulsbods.blogspot.com/
Paul's Bods is a dedicated blog chronicling the painting and review of 1/72nd scale plastic miniature figures, covering historical, medieval, and fantasy subjects with impressive detail and frequency. With over a thousand images and years of archived posts, it offers a rich resource for miniature enthusiasts interested in small-scale figure sets from manufacturers like Alliance.
http://attawaygems.com/NMFG
The New Mexico Faceters Guild is a club based in Albuquerque dedicated to bringing together enthusiasts of gemstone faceting, meeting bimonthly at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History. The site includes selected newsletter articles and a gemstone education series by gemologist Edna Anthony, making it a useful resource for both beginners and experienced faceters.
https://oldcarbrochures.com/
The Old Car Manual Project is a massive free archive of original sales brochures and owners manuals for classic American cars and trucks, spanning from the early 1900s through the 1980s. Visitors can browse digitized promotional materials from iconic manufacturers like Chevrolet, Ford, Cadillac, Chrysler, and more, making it an invaluable resource for collectors, restorers, and automotive history enthusiasts.
http://pudenda.net/
A personal site from someone sharing scattered slices of their life, including a New Zealand travel journal, tattoo research, garden notes, recipes, and a dramatic story about saving a man's life. The mix of topics leans toward travel and personal adventure, making it a quirky snapshot of early web self-expression.
http://gemworld.com/Tumbling.asp
GemWorld, maintained by Jack Slevkoff, offers detailed step-by-step tumbling instructions for polishing rocks and gemstones, covering everything from coarse grinding grits to final polish with cerium oxide. A practical reference for lapidary hobbyists, the site walks through each stage of the tumbling process with specific ratios, grit recommendations, and tips for both rotary and vibratory tumblers.