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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.

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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

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Marine Models: Volume 10, Number 3 – June 1937

Editorial
Drafting a Design
Ships’ Armaments
Notes on a Model Destroyer (continuation)
Petrol Engine and Hydroplane Topics
General Hints for Beginners in Model Yachting
A Leith–London Smack (174 Tons)
How to Make a Hollow Mast
National 10-Rater Championship
Club News and Races
American News
Canadian Notes
Model Yachts – The Schooner “America”
Merchant Navy Week

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