Yachting: Volume 31, Issue 2 – February 1922
What the Model Yachtsmen Are Doing.
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The Model Engineer and Amateur Electrician: 1921
No doubt if one had Mr. Daniels’ experience, and his brains as well, they would be definite instructions rather than hints, and the art of designing a yacht would become the practically pure geometrical exercise he maintains it to be.
Yachting: Volume 28, Issue 6 – December 1920
What the Model Yachtsmen Are Doing.
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Building Your Own Model Yacht.
Boys’ Book of Model Boats by Raymond F. Yates – 1920
Every boy likes to build boats. The interest in boats seems to be born in the race. little three-year-old chap is instinctively attracted by a puddle of water in which to sail his "boat," which may take the form of a piece of shingle or common board. Few men have passed through their boyhood days without having built boats at some time.
The Model Engineer and Amateur Electrician: 1920
Herreshoff, in his usual way, eviscerated the rule and took those elements and those only that counted. A canoe body to run over the water—the exact amount of lateral resistance needed for the S.A. in
the form of a metal fin—the lead disposed in the most effective form at the lowest point in the forms of a torpedo halved and bolted on the bottom of the fin. Such was the Wee Win.