Warning that the magazine may cease publication after February 1947 unless subscriptions and contributions increase.
Tips for publicity displays to attract new members.
Detailed instructions for Synchronous Sheet Control rigging for efficient sail adjustment.
Notes on new designs and active members.
Mentions international interest from New Zealand and Britain.
Emphasis on sportsmanship and cooperation among skippers.
Article: Why I Like the X-Class by Don Lyon.
Supplement: “Broom V” Design
Stainless steel soldering, balsa for vane feathers, Bakelite for skegs.
Notes on publicity and park improvements for better sailing conditions.
Humorous feature: Model Yacht-O-Mania (comic play in three acts).
Bits of Oakum: Nautical terms and practical tips for model yacht building.
Limerick contest announced for readers.
Deck Construction Tips:
Design Elements:
Decking Styles:
Tips & Advice
Care of Sails:
Feature Article: Speed Factors of Model Racing Yachts
Practical Tips
Plastic Hulls:
“Spray” (M-Class)
“Bumble Bee” (X-Class)
Proper trim, rudder shape, keel options, sliding rigs recommended.
Hull design methodology
Rigging & Hardware Tips
Sail Fasteners:
Spreaders, Jennys & Stays:
Design & Performance
Lateral Plane
Keel Types
Feature Article: “Finish Fight” by Clinton T. Simon
Topic: Comparison of traditional Braine gear vs. modern vane and sliding rigs.
Technical Guidance Stability Formula (by H.V.D. Allen):
Painting Tips (by C.O. Brook):
Building Planked Models (Part II):
Pattern Making for Stern Piece:
Transom Projection
Downthrust Analysis:
Community & News
design balance
Turner System
Planked Models
Self-Tacking Vane
Use waterproof glue, proper alignment
