I write about books, build models, play games, and make weird stuff.

I started this blog with the idea to write reviews of books that I’ve read.  The idea was to encourage myself to read and a way to think about what I’ve read. 

As I started gathering my thoughts I thought this might be a good place to talk about other stuff I’m up to – my Kerbal Space Program projects, models I like to build, games I’ve played … just … stuff.    SayburStuff! 

Kerbal Stuff

You might know me from my other blog – Kerbal States. I’ve been playing the same game of Kerbal Space Program (KSP) since 2016 and documenting it the ‘in universe’ history of my space program – from the Kerbal’s perspective!

I also make a few tools designed for people who play Kerbal Space Program – mostly templates and tools that I wish someone else had made! You can download them here:

KSP Blueprint Template – Create your own Blueprints for KSP!
KSP Decal Template – Create your own Decals for use in Conformal Decals (and others).
Kerbal Mission Patch Template (old) – make your own Mission Patches, Flags, and more!

Other Stuff

I don’t really ‘social media’ – however I will occasionally post in a few pother places:

• Follow my substack here: https://substack.com/@sayburstuff
• Check out my Reddit posts here: https://www.reddit.com/user/SayburStuff/
• My Imgur is here: https://imgur.com/user/sayburstuff

Creators I Support & Recommend

I’m a big fan (and supporter) of several creators and I encourage you to check them out:

• Junkball – the absolute best (and funniest) Star Trek channel on YouTube.  Go watch everything he has ever done, or check out his Patreon.
• 65Scribe – Vintage Apple computer history with a heavy dose of weird humor.  This YouTube channel is critically underappreciated. Go check him out!
• Historia Civilis – One of my favorite history channels on YouTube.  Deep dives that really focus not on the facts but on the real people that lived the history.
• Gaming Historian – the internet doesn’t have enough content creators that really go deep and Gaming Historian gives documentary style discussions on many interesting topics on console gaming.
• SNES drunk – Modern day reviews of great (and awful) old games – mostly on the SuperNES but often on other systems as well from Arcade to modern stuff on Steam. His videos and his writing are equal parts sarcastic and clever. He also writes on his Substack.