
Model Yachting: Volume 1, Issue 4 – April 1929
Seaworthiness: Part II.
Marblehead Model Yacht Club.
North Shore Model Yacht Club.
Editorial: Tuning Up.
Melrose Highlands Model Yacht Club.
The American Elimination Races

Seaworthiness: Part II.
Marblehead Model Yacht Club.
North Shore Model Yacht Club.
Editorial: Tuning Up.
Melrose Highlands Model Yacht Club.
The American Elimination Races

Editorial
M.Y.A. Notes and Fixture Updates
Obituary – Mr. F. Horrex
Imperial Junior League
London Jottings
Birkenhead M.Y. & P.B.C.
Poole M.Y.C. Annual General Meeting
Southern Model Yacht Union (S.M.Y.U.)
Scottish Page – Gourock, Paisley, and Ayr Clubs
Six‑Metres Match at Bradford
Scottish Fixture List for 1929
The I.Y.R.U. Metre Class Models in Scotland
Old Book – “The Young Sea Officer’s Sheet Anchor”
How to Build “The M.Y.” Star Junior – Part I
Displacement Calculations – Part I
Painting the Twins
The London League and the B‑Class
Speedy Types of Models
Proposed Boys’ Class
Proposed International B‑Class
Our Designing Competition – Correction
Full‑Rigged Ship – Correction

Advertisements and Trade Notice
Editorial – End of Volume One
International Growth of Model Yachting
Easter Inter‑National 6‑Metre Match Race
Important Notice – M.Y.A. Administration
Gosport Regatta and British Championships
London Jottings
Forest Gate Model Yacht Club Annual Meeting
Highgate M.Y.C. Experimental Fleet Race
London League Annual Meeting
Regional Club Reports
Imperial Junior League of Model Yachtsmen
International Races 1929
Our Designing Competition
Scottish Opinion on Class Selection
Scottish M.Y.A. General Meeting
Mythology – A Satirical Interlude
The Full‑Rigged Ship – Part V
Square Sails on Full‑Rigged Ships (Illustrated Guide)
The Birth of the Twins
Letters to the Editor – The International B‑Class
I.Y.R.U. Formula Amendments
Binding, Back Numbers, and Publication Notices

The “Weaver” Steering Gear: A Different Type of Automatic Gear Said to Be the Equal of Many.
Model Yachting in Scotland.
How to Build and Rig a Model Yacht: Part IV Construction (Continued).
Proposal for a New Model Yacht Rating Rule: Suggestions for Three Classes of "Sail Area” Rules.
Lines of a Class R Model, Universal Rule.
Naval Architecture for Small Boat and Model Yacht Builders: Lesson 3 – A Skiff.
Is the Ideal Rating Rule Possible?

Advertisements and Trade Notices
Editorial – Organising the Future of the Sport
London Jottings
London League Fixtures for 1929
South London Model Yacht Club
Y.M. 6‑Metre Model Owners’ Association
Wimbledon District Developments
Southern Union Notes – Eastbourne M.Y.C.
Poole Model Yacht Club
Southern Model Yachting Union AGM
Solent Model Yacht Club (Southsea)
Our Scottish Page
Paisley Model Yacht Club Social and Prize‑Giving
Model Yacht Building in Glasgow
Binding Cases and Indices
The Full‑Rigged Ship – Part IV
Our A‑Class Design (W. J. Daniels)
Photograph Blocks for Published Models
Is the Ideal Rating Rule Possible? (J. G. Feltwell)
The Birth of the Twins – Part IV
Gloom (Poem)
Letters to the Editor – Two Rating Rules
Letters to the Editor – Small Classes and Handicaps
Publication and Subscription Notices

Model Yacht Exhibit at the Sportsman's Show.
The Boston Lake for Models.
Melrose Highlands Model Yacht Club.
Marblehead Model Yacht Club.
Washington Model Yacht Club.

The Story of Dauntless: A Tale of a Greenhorn who Became One of Our Most Enthusiastic Model Yacht Sailors.
Rating Rules for the International Model A, or Six-Meter Class: Part II – Measuring Sail Area.
How to Build and Rig a Model Yacht: Part III – Construction.
Model Yachting Prospects in Europe for 1929.
Naval Architecture for Small Boat and Model Yacht Builders: Lesson 2.
“Model Yacht Designing and Racing Is a Man's Job” Says FT Wood, NA.
Plan of a 6-Meter International Class A Model..

Editorial – A New Year for Model Yachting
General Arrangement for I.Y.R.U. 6‑Metre Model
Enlarged Body Plan for 6‑Metre Model
Our Designs
“Modelised” Lorne Corinthian Dinghy
North of England Model Yachting Union
Yachting in Birmingham
A Happy Response
Scottish Notes and Club Developments
“Patsy” – American International A‑Class Design
Full‑Rigged Ship – Part III
A Sailing Model of the “Cutty Sark”
Rotor Ships
Some Considerations on the International B‑Class
The Birth of the Twins – Part III
Lead Line for 36‑Inch L.O.A. Model
Poetry – “Gloom”
Correspondence – A‑Class Measurement
Correspondence – The B‑Class Debate
Correspondence – The Need for a Small Class
Publication and Subscription Notices

Advertisements and Trade Notices
Editorial – A Christmas Number and an Appeal
To Our Readers
The Work of the Model Yachting Association
East Anglian Notes
London Jottings
Hackney and North‑East London Model Yacht Club
North of England Model Yachting Union Notes
Sidney Park Model Yacht Club
Smith’s Bookstalls
Our Scottish Page
West of Scotland Model Yacht Club Season Summary
Notice to Club Secretaries
Scribe and Scribbler! – A Phantastic Phantasy
A Hectograph for Club Secretaries
Making Plaster of Paris Moulds for Casting Lead Keels
6‑Metre Design (12‑Inch Scale) – G. W. Munro
The Birth of the Twins – Part III
The G and 2d Taxes in the I.Y.R.U. Formula
Full‑Rigged Ship – Part II
Lorne Corinthian Dinghy – Modelised
Correspondence – Why Not a Dinghy Class?
Correspondence – An Interesting Recollection and a Rating Suggestion
News from the States
Publication and Subscription Notices