The Model Craftsman: Volume 5, Issue 6 – November, 1936
There can be no alibis for the losers. Every skipper sailed a good race... there was no walk-away for Mr. Anderson. He had to sail,
and sail every foot of the course.
Category Archives
Marine Models: Volume 9, Number 8 – November 1936
Simple Naval Architecture for Model Yachtsmen & Marine Modellers
Petrol Engine and Hydroplane Topics
Ships’ Armaments
Sail Types
The Model Steamer (Destroyer Project)
Rigging Plan for the Brig “William Young”
American News
The Model Craftsman: Volume 5, Issue 5 – October, 1936
Most astounding in the history
of the sport.
Not being a professional scribe, the reader is asked not to mistake this report as over-enthusiasm of a correspondent, but to believe that it is an unbiased sketch of what has been acclaimed unanimously as
the greatest Regatta ever witnessed in Model Yachting.
Yachting: Volume 60, Issue 4 – October 1936
Great Britain Recaptures Yachting Monthly Cup
Marine Models: Volume 9, Number 7 – October 1936
Editorial
SHELL PLATING By G. W. Munro
METAL HULLS FOR MODEL STEAMERS
PETROL ENGINE & HYDROPLANE TOPICS By KENNETH G. WILLIAMS
RATING RULES FOR MODEL SAILING SHIPS
SHIPS’ ARMAMENTS By A. P. Isarp, A.M.I.Mech.E.
The Engineroom By J Vines
SCORING IN INTERNATIONAL MODEL YACHT RACES By THE EDITOR.
AT THE MODEL ENGINEERING EXHIBITION By G. W. MuNRo
THE SOCIAL SIDE OF MODEL YACHTING
THE M.P.B.A. GRAND REGATTA
News of the Little Ships
THE M.Y.A. NATIONAL 6-M. CHAMPIONSHIP By THE SCOTTISH COMMODORE
HOW TO MAKE THE DAVISON MODEL YACHT STAND
Our Scottish Page
AMERICAN NEWS
A BERLIN MODEL SHIPYARD
CANADIAN NEWS
THE INTERNATIONAL MODEL YACHT RACING UNION CONSTITUTED 1936
CORRESPONDENCE
The Model Craftsman: Volume 5, Issue 4 – September, 1936
The race between the two leaders decided the National Championship. Blue Chip went on to win with four more beats and two more runs, finishing up the day’s sailing with a grand total of 98 points for
the three-day regatta.
Marine Models: Volume 9, Number 6 – September 1936
America was represented by Mr. Bithell’s ‘* Blue Chip,”’ recently seen at Gosport, and, in the Marblehead Class by Mr. John Black's "Cherrioh"
The Model Craftsman: Volume 5, Issue 3 – August, 1936
This design, while one of the fastest, is not eligible for International competition, being of foreign origin.
Marine Models: Volume 9, Number 5 – August 1936
The Mariner’s Compass
The Union Jack
Lifeboats for Model Liners
Bent Mast Rigs for Model Yachts
How to Make Model Ship and Steamer Fittings