Marine Models: Volume 8, Number 3 – June 1935
On Taking Up Model Yachting
Ships’ Boats
This Year’s International Model Yacht Races
How to Make Model Ship Fittings
Petrol Engine and Hydroplane Topics
Category Archives
The Model Craftsman: Volume 4, Issue 1 – May, 1935
We have been fortunate in acquiring this “A” Class design from a member of the Inland Lakes Model Yacht Racing Association. It is a development of the Great Lakes Scow, which has a reputation second to none as a fast, all weather racing craft.
Marine Models: Volume 8, Number 2 – May 1935
Ships’ Boats
Fleetwood International Regatta
How to Make Model Ship Fittings
The Engine
Petrol Engine and Hydroplane Topics
The Model Craftsman: Volume 3, Issue 12 – April, 1935
The original of this article was a commercial model, but it was such a successful racing job that permission was obtained from the makers to reproduce the lines and sail plan in the Model Craftsman. While the prototype had a hull moulded from thin sheet material, the model we shall construct will necessarily be built of wood.
Marine Models: Volume 8, Number 1 – April 1935
Editorial
Our Design
Plan Reading for the Beginner
How to Make Model Ship and Fittings
Ships’ Boats
Marine Models: Volume 7, Number 12 – March 1935
Editorial
Sail-Weight Ratio in Yachts
How to Make Model Ship Fittings
Petrol Engine and Hydroplane Topics
The Four-Masted Barque “Lawhill”
Marine Models: Volume 7, Number 11 – February 1935
Editorial
Lake Sailing versus Open Water Sailing
How to Make Model Ship and Steamer Fittings
Petrol Engine and Hydroplane Topics
The Four-Masted Barque “Lawhill"
Model Boats for Boys by Claude W. Horst – 1935
Claude William Horst was an extracurricular boatbuilding instructor with the Milwaukee Vocational School. This book provides suitable material for boys who are interested in models of "modern" boats, with special emphasis on proper design, so that they may get a true conception of modern yacht designs and other essential details of construction.
