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
Category Archives
The Model Craftsman: Volume 6, Issue 5 – October 1937
No matter how good your model racing yacht, it cannot do its best without properly made sails. Here we tell you how to select the proper material, how to cut, hem and reinforce the sails for the popular 50-800 Class model yacht.
Marine Models: Volume 10, Number 7 – October 1937
Editorial
Weather Lore. Arthur Johnston
Ships’ Anchors. A. P. Isard
The Engine Room. J. Vines
Petrol Engine and Hydroplane Topics. J. B. Innocent
The Model Craftsman: Volume 6, Issue 4 – September 1937
A balanced boat is one which will hold its course and also attain a good speed with the sails closely sheeted, when beating into, and about 4 points off the wind.
Marine Models: Volume 10, Number 6 – September 1937
Editorial
METAL MASTS AND SAIL ATTACHMENT By A. C. DAVISON
The Engineroom By J Vines
THE INTERNATIONAL MARBLE-HEAD 50-800 CLASS
THE WRECK OF THE BARGE “DORCAS”
A WORKING MODEL of the T.S.S. “AWATEA” By H. B. TUCKER
EXHIBITION MODELS By AN EXHIBITOR
PETROL ENGINE & HYDROPLANE TOPICS By KENNETH G. WILLIAMS
PRACTICAL WOODEN SHIPBUILDING FOR MODEL MAKERS By G. W. MuNRO
A MODEL OF A CELEBRATED SINGLE-HANDER
WEATHER LORE By ARTHUR JOHNSTON
THE SCOTTISH 6-METRES CHAMPIONSHIP CUP
PUTTING AN EYE IN A WIRE SHROUD
News of the Little Ships
Our Scottish Page
AMERICAN NEWS By C. O. BROOK (Hon. Secretary, Eastern Division of M.Y.R.A.A.)
CANADIAN M.Y.R.A.
The Model Craftsman: Volume 6, Issue 3 – August 1937
By 1936, the sport had reached such a high level of organization that John Black traveled to the Berlin Olympics as a "Foreign Diplomat." The Goal: To have model yacht racing officially adopted into the Olympic Games. Outcome: Germany constructed a special floating basin for the event, and the article optimistically predicts that model yachting would join the Olympics for the first time in 1940.
Marine Models: Volume 10, Number 5 – August 1937
Editorial
How to Make a Hollow Mast
London R.N.V.R. Navy Week, 1937
Ships’ Armaments
Notes on a Model Destroyer (continuation)
M.P.B.A. Regatta at Brockwell Park
Round the Pole
Petrol Engine and Hydroplane Topics
General Hints for Model Yachting (continued)
Schooner of 104 Tons (Design Feature)
The Model Craftsman: Volume 6, Issue 2 – July 1937
The most active season in the history of American Model Yachting is now in full sway.
Marine Models: Volume 10, Number 4 – July 1937
Editorial
Measuring the 36-in. Restricted Class
General Hints for Beginners in Model Yachting
Ships’ Armaments
Televizing Model Yachting
Notes on a Model Destroyer
Petrol Engine and Hydroplane Topics
A Leith–London Smack (174 Tons)
How to Make a Hollow Mast
The M.P.B.A. International Regatta
National 10-Rater Championship
Saltcoats Coronation Regatta
American News
Model Yachts at the Crystal Palace
The Weight of Wind