The Model Craftsman: Volume 6, Issue 9 – February 1938
Pigeon, has made it possible for all model yachtsmen to place boats on display at the Sportsman’s show, which is being held at Grand Central Palace, New York City, on February 18th and 19th.
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Marine Models: Volume 10, Number 11 – February 1938
Diagnosis of Sailing Faults Yardstick
Ships’ Anchors
The Engine Room (Workshop Notes & Model Building Tips)
Members of the Victoria M.S.C. / History of “Fairycraft”
Plywood Hulls for Model Speedboats
Review: Sailing Ship Rigs and Rigging
“Glasgow” – A Topsail Schooner of 151 Tons
Club News and Racing Reports
The Model Yachting Fleet (Statistics Report)
Sure! (Scoticus Column)
American News
The Flaw in the “A” Class Rule (Correspondence)
Alterations at Victoria Park Lake
Small Features (e.g., How to Describe an Ellipse, Obituary, Tools & Products)
MYRAA 1938 Year Book: Fixture List and Directory of Clubs
This yearbook includes leadership and goals of the MYRAA, a list of clubs, and essays on model yachting by John Black, Fred Pigeon, and E.L. Cheney.
The Model Craftsman: Volume 6, Issue 8 – January 1938
I have discovered a novel method of carrying the thrills of model yachting right
into the clubhouse. The idea is useful, not only for teaching beginners the principles of sailing, but also for re-enacting situations that have cropped up in past
regattas, so members could study the conditions that were involved.
Marine Models: Volume 10, Number 10 – January 1938
Editorial
Twenty‑Foot Sloop Rates as “A” Class Model. Theodore W. Houk
Ships’ Anchors. A. P. Isard
The Engine Room. J. Vine
Universal Joints and Couplings for Model Speedboats. L. S. Pinder
A Working Model of the T.S.S. “Awatea”. H. B. Tucker
“Glasgow”—A Topsail Schooner of 151 Tons. G. W. Munro
The International 50‑800 Class
Club News and Reports
Our Scottish Page
Canadian News
American News. C. O. Brook
Correspondence
The Model Craftsman: Volume 6, Issue 7 – December 1937
In the ladies’ race, sailed in “tournament” style, with 35 models in the water at one time, Mrs. T. I. Sythoff of the L. I. M. Y. C. won first place, and 2nd place went to Mrs, J. Fulton of the same club.
Marine Models: Volume 10, Number 9 – December 1937
Editorial
Ships’ Anchors. A. P. Isard
The Engine Room. J. Vines
Petrol Engine and Hydroplane Topics. J. B. Innocent
A Schooner of 104 Tons. G. W. Munro
On Running a Ladies’ Race. G. Harris
Model Yachting in Paris. D. A. MacDonald
We Teach Them to Sail on the Floor. C. O. Brook
Marblehead 50‑800 Class Model “Kittiwake”. A. W. Littlejohn
Petrol Engine and Hydroplane Topics (continued). J. B. Innocent
The Model Craftsman: Volume 6, Issue 6 – November 1937
YES SIR! Frank Anderson of Red Bank M. Y. C., racing in home waters, again lifted the Heisler Cup.
Marine Models: Volume 10, Number 8 – November 1937
Editorial
More About Rating Rules. Yardstick
Ships’ Anchors. A. P. Isard
The Engine Room. J. Vines
Petrol Engine and Hydroplane Topics. J. B. Innocent