The Model Yachtsman: Volume 3, Number 1 – April 1930

  • Editorial
    The Editor reflects on publication pressures, forthcoming technical articles, and appeals to readers to support and contribute to the growing magazine.

    The Model Yachtsman’s Easter Holiday Diary
    A preview of major Easter fixtures including the Bradford A‑Class Cup, Bradford Six‑Metres Cup, the Dacia Cup for 10‑raters, and the Eastbourne 10‑Rater Regatta.

    Some Modern Tendencies in Model Yacht Design
    Pay Lt‑Cdr W. F. Behenna discusses recent trends in A‑class design, the keel versus fin‑and‑skeg debate, sail‑plan evolution, and its implications for balance and steering.

    The America’s Cup Races (Model Perspective)
    An outline of the rating rule governing Shamrock V and her challengers, with commentary aimed at technically minded model yachtsmen.

    The Glenham Cup (Preview)
    Advance notice of the forthcoming Glenham Cup at Surbiton, described as the most important A‑class event near London outside Gosport.

    Bassett‑Lowke Catalogue Review
    A short notice reviewing Bassett‑Lowke’s catalogue of scale ships, engines, and fittings, highlighting its interest to model boating enthusiasts.

    The Burgees of Some Scottish Model Yacht Clubs
    Historical and heraldic descriptions of Scottish club burgees, including Ayr, Maxwell, Victoria, and West of Scotland, with notes on symbols and origins.

    Some Power‑Boat Experiences
    A practical and experience‑based article describing workshop realities, engine and boiler choices, blow‑lamps, propellers, steering, and running technique.

    London Jottings
    Reports on London League administration, early‑season races, club activities, and fixture arrangements.

    South London M.Y.C. Notes
    Accounts of opening‑season racing, new boats, fixtures, and developments within the South London Model Yacht Club.

    Y.M. Six‑Metre Owners’ Association
    News of club developments, notably the donation of funds for a major new clubhouse at Surbiton and plans for future events.

    National Junior League
    Announcement of the League’s Second Annual Carnival and conference, promoting organised junior competition and participation.

    In the Midlands
    Regional reports covering Bourneville, Poole, Southampton, and Southern Union activities, including meetings and fixture planning.

    North of England Notes
    Club developments and organisation news from Northwich and the Wirral, including class structures and early regattas.

    Our Scottish Page
    Extensive coverage of Scottish Association affairs, AGM decisions, affiliation changes, championship planning, and a full fixture list for 1930.

    With the Power Boat Association
    News from the Model Power Boat Association including AGM matters, safety rules, fixtures, and organisational issues.

    A Model Motor Cruiser
    A construction feature describing a detailed electric‑powered motor cruiser model, its materials, fittings, and scale fidelity.

    Correspondence
    Letters on the M.Y.A. 36‑inch class, restrictions versus freedom of design, terminology of the tacking guy, and grassroots class development.
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