Marblehead 50-800 Rules
Jeff Beck
The Model Yachtsman and Marine Model Magazine: Volume 5, Number 1 – April 1932
Editorial – Reviews reader questionnaire
I.M.Y.R.A. Notes – Reports on international
Summer Skies in Winter – A reflective essay
A Model Yachtsman’s Dream Ship metacentric balance using the cruiser Fidelis
The Shetland Sixern – Historical study
Lines and Sail Plan of a Shetland Sixern
News of the Little Ships – Regional club
Our Scottish Page – Comprehensive update
Queries and Replies – Technical correspondence
Are Draught Restrictions Necessary in Rating Rules? – examining the relationship between draught, displacement
Why Is the Bermuda Rig More Efficient Than a Gaff Sail? – Technical explanation
Obituary: Captain F. J. Healy – Tribute
FORTHCOMING FEATURES – Preview
The Model Yachtsman: Volume 4, Number 12 – March 1932
Model Yacht Designing for Beginners—The Model.
Sail Plan of A‑class Model Courtesy.
Two Interesting Ship Models.
Rigging of Brigs.
News of the Little Ships.
Our Scottish Page.
The Monarch of Bermuda.
The Model Yachtsman: Volume 4, Number 11 – February 1932
Editorial
Model Yacht Designing for Beginners (Part V) – by “Yardstick”
A Reasonably Priced Range of Models
Art Photo Service: Captain A. O. Pollard, V.C., and Mrs. Pollard
The Rigging of Brigs (continued) – by G. W. Munro
The Formation of an International Model Power Boat Association – by H. B. Tucker
A-Class Model Yacht - Designed by A.W. Littlejohn
On What Lines Can the Model Yachting Association Assist to Develop the Sport? – by “Mogador”
Models of Destroyers (Swedish Feature)
London Jottings
News from Wales
North of England News
Our Scottish Page
Relation of the Model Prototype to the Model (Query and Reply)
Sail Plan of 36‑inch Bermuda Ketch – by G. W. Munro
Scale Model Fittings: A.J. Fisher Catalog – No. 9, 1932
This catalog includes kits for famous ship models, two sailing models, and listings of available rigging, blueprints, scale hardware, and wood.
The Model Yachtsman: Volume 4, Number 10 – January 1932
Model Yacht Designing for Beginners (Part IV)
Old Ships and Guns – by John Alden
The Rigging of Brigs (continued) – by G. W. Munro
S.S. “Monarch of Bermuda” – by Atlantic
The Use of Metal for Model Power‑Boat Hulls (Part II) – by A. C. Davison
The 36‑inch Bermuda Ketch Model – Designed by G. W. Munro
News of the Little Ships
Our Scottish Page
The Keel Row
South Manchester (Humorous Correspondence)
The Model Yachtsman: Volume 4, Number 9 – December 1931
Editorial
Model Yacht Designing for Beginners (Part III)
The Rigging of Brigs (continued)
A Long Passage by a Model Yacht
News of the Little Ships
Philadelphia 42‑inch One‑Design Class
Our Scottish Page
A Model Dwelling (Competition)
Keel Forms and Two Experimental Models
With the Juniors in the U.S.A.
The Use of Metal for Model Power‑Boat Hulls (Part I)
The Model Yachtsman: Volume 4, Number 8 – November 1931
Model Yacht Designing for Beginners (Part II)
Sail Plans and Aerodynamics – by Lt.-Col. J. T. C. Moore‑Brabazon
Petrol Motor Launch “Mary” – by John Wallace
Rigging of Brigs – by G. W. Munro
Two Charming Miniature Models
How to Make Up Starters’ Cards for Model Yacht Races
News of the Little Ships
Our Scottish Page
The New Model Yacht Basin at Chicago
John Black (Cartoon Feature)
Wooden Hulls for Model Power Boats (Part VII)
Correspondence
The Model Yachtsman: Volume 4, Number 7 – October 1931
M.Y.A. Sailing Rules
The Model Engineer Exhibition
H.M.S. Kent
Sail and Rigging Plan of a Brig
News of the Little Ships
Our Scottish Page
A‑Class Model “Chloe” – Sail Plan
Obituary Notices
With the Power Boat Clubs
Wooden Hulls for Model Power Boats (Part VI)
Model Yacht Designing for Beginners (Part I)
The Keel Row