Changes to the 10-RATER RULES
Starting in Model Yachting C. Jackson found that information was hard to find till you knew where to look. These notes may help others.
MARK-TOO C. S. Gould describes two scaled-down ‘China Boy’ sailing models
In the Tideway
MAD HATTER Third of Roger Stollery's unusual and outstanding Marbleheads. Only 16 lbs!
TABITHA CAT Fitting the new catamaran class and needing no full-size plans, this simple model by C. Jackson offers a quick introduction to a new form of sailing.
MARCH HARE The second of Roger Stollery’s trio of top-class Marbleheads
ISLANDER 23 By REX YOUNG A lin.—1ft. scale-type model of a four-berth yacht with a simplified hull and excellent performance
WHITE RABBIT — Marblehead by Roger Stollery
Thoughts on ‘M’ design, broaching, sail plans and spinnakers and designs Elf and Wing by S. Witty
1967 Australian Marblehead Championship
More Readers Write
ROUNDELAY A one-metre l.o.a. design aimed at attractive appearance and radio control if required. Could fit with minor adjustment the DF and DX classes.
WINDWING HOW LONG CAN A TEN-RATER GET? STAN WITTY THINKS ROUND IT AND PRODUCES AN ATTRACTIVE DESIGN
Readers Write
BOATING FOR BEGINNERS Completion details for the popular Starlet yacht, radio or free sailing
GUPSY MOTH IV “MODEL BOATS” BUILDS AND COMMENTS ON THE LATEST KIT FROM HOBBIES LTD.
HIGH OR LOW PRISMATIC COEFFICIENT? A five per cent increase makes a surprising difference in hull shape, as shown by these two new Marblehead designs By S. Witty
BOATING FOR BEGINNERS STARLET
