In the November issue of MB, don’t miss the FREE PLAN for a jet-powered small fast ferry model, masses of inspiration for projects large and small, plus news, views and a whole lot more
 
In the November 2021 issue of Model Boats magazine, don’t miss:

* A FREE PLAN: plus, a guide to the construction of this super little jet-powered small fast ferry model designed by Glynn Guest

* HMS Invincible: a fascinating account, packed full of tips and tricks, of the all guns blazing approach taken when building the incredible model that is this month’s cover star  

* ADHD, modelling & me: an honest, open and insightful explanation of how the hobby benefits our general well-being, as told from a neurodiverse perspective

* ‘Midget’ Nuclear Sub: an exciting recycling project that can be as simple or as complex as you decide to make it

* Dean’s Marine Open Weekend: a photo report from this popular annual showcase, which includes display and demo shots of the splendid built from the latest kits in the range

* The 2021 MPB Fast Electric Speed Records Day: highlights of the thrills and spills of this SAWs event

* Rescue remedy: how to create a nifty, simple to put together and operate model boat retrieval device

* Adding figures: time to man up!

* Westmoreland woes: a humorous tale of the lengths one modeller went to in order to avoid a bit of argy-bargy with an old friend

* Black Park MBC Open Day: an overview of September’s spectacular event

* The 1955 Mebourne All Models Exhibition: a reflection on how the hobby was promoted Down Under in the post-war period

* Boiler Room: the first of a two-parter documenting a quick and easy working steam launch project

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* Your Letters: memories aired and info both sought and shared 
 
* Your Models: stunning work showcased

MAKING PROGRESS 

WIN a pre-production factory sample of Billing Boats’ newly updated & soon to be relaunched 1:60 kit!

THE MIGHTY MINTANIC

Some top tips for getting more out of a very basic little hull build

ANJIBEE

A classic cruiser rebuilt

Moana’s canoe
Ashley Needham explains how he built a Wa’a Kaukahi fit for a Disney chief’s daughter.

Flotsam & Jetsam: Fletcher class destroyers
John Parker salutes these WWII champions of the Pacific and the numerous modelling opportunities they present.

Land of the Rising Sun
Kerry Jang visits Shizouoka, Japan, home to kit manufacturers Tamiya and Woody Joe..

SLEC’s KD Perkasa
Ahead of a full build review in next month’s issue, Nick Brown provides a preliminary inspection of this 1:40 scale kit.

USS Keats Sound
Construction of Glynn Guest’s ‘standoff scale’ World World II US Navy seaplane tender continues.

Targets, Comets and Stars
In another trip down Memory Lane, Dave Wiggins whisks us back to the 1950s’ British electric model boating scene..

Princess Victoria
Peter Binns chronicles the build of his 1:18 scale steam-powered 1907 Cornish twin-screw passenger steamer.

USS Keats Sound
Glynn Guest documents his build of this ‘stand-off scale’ model based on the US Navy seaplane tenders of World War II..

Sparmax ARISM Mini Kit Prize Draw
Yet another fantastic prize up for grabs this month comes in the form of a super airbrush, compressor and accessory kit, generously supplied by The Airbrush Company.

Mississippi mesmeriser
Lionel Broadbent explains how he transformed the Mantua paddle steamer kit into ab all-singing, all-dancing, motorised stunner.

A truly magnificent Severn
With only one previous scratch build under his belt, Chris Wood fearlessly takes on a big, bold and incredibly brave endeavour.

Beaulieu and Buckler’s Hard
If you’ve only ever associated Beaulieu with its National Motor Museum, perhaps it’s time to think again. Stephen Paul Hardy explains…

Pulling the strings
Curious to see how a model squarerigger with both braces and sheets on one mast could be controlled, Nev Wade decided to find out…

Landing Craft Mini Plan
Whoops – sorry! Due to last month’s mini plan not being as user-friendly as it could have been, we’ve decided to make some adjustments and re-run.

HMS Exeter
Ashley Needham takes on another big restoration..

Flotsam & Jetsam: Bathurst Class Corvettes
John Parker tells the story of these general-purpose vessels designed and built in Australia during World War II, and considers the options for open to prospective modellers.

Landing Craft Mini Plan
Glynn Guest provides instructions his easy-build design that lends itself to either being kept nice and simple or modified and detailed to suit your own particular spec.

Speedline Models relaunched
Original founder Adrian Gosling chats to us about why he’s helping push the boat out on this exciting new venture.

The Christiaan Brunings
John Mileson shares his observations on building and installing a steam plant into this Deans Marine kit..

Exclusive Prize Draw
Your chance to net a fantastic prize with our ‘Catch of the Day’: Billing Boats’ delightful 1:60 scale easy-build kit for the 1960s’ shrimp cutter Rainbow.

Retriever
Want to avoid getting into deep water should things go wrong? Well, help is at hand with Glynn Guest’s nifty airboat recovery vessel.

TARDIS bumper boat
Is there a Doctor in the house? Well, not exactly, but we do have our very own ‘mad man with a box’, a.k.a. Ashley Needham.

I.C. powerboating basics
Derek Owen continues his introduction to this aspect of the hobby, this month considering the aesthetics.

The KISS principle
Feeling all at sea? Warminster Model Boat Club member Mike Payne comes to the rescue.

Boiler Room
Richard Simpson drills us on getting the best possible results out of a simple task that is way too often bodged..

HMS Indefatigable
Prototype test builder James Hatch begins the first of a two-part feature documenting his build of Vanguard Models’ newly launched 1:64 scale kit.

No frills thrills
Whether you’re’ simply looking for a bit of casual fun or have a burning desire to seriously indulge your competitive streak, Derek Owen explains the I.C. powerboating entry level basics..

The return of the Emile Robin
The Billing Boats’ kit back by popular demand

Flotsam & Jetsam: USS United States
John Parker tells the story of one man’s vision, the resulting Blue Riband winning ocean liner and the options open to modellers today…

Tackling Terror
Aquanaut Ashley Needham serves up a Stingray chaser.

Make it personal
Richard shares some great ideas on how to transform a mass-produced RTR model into something satisfyingly unique..

Aquacracker
Tony Bird explains the train of thought behind his fascinating loco-powered steamboat.

The Turtle’s tale
Lionel Broadbent takes the plunge with another oddball, turning Bushnell’s flawed concept for the first American military ‘submarine’ into a terrific little talking point of a model..

Will Everard Prize Draw
Your chance to WIN this recently improved and reintroduced into the Billing Boats’ range 1:67 scale kit.

1:400 Enchantress
Richard Dyer explains why he thinks you’ll be charmed by JSC’s latest card kit.

Exterminate! Exterminate!
If you’re of a nervous disposition, hide behind the sofa now, because Ashley Needham is about to incite a Dalek invasion..

The Wizard of Oz
An informal interview with award-winning Aussie modeller, YouTube channel host and front cover star Harry Houdini.

Sail Wars
Harry Hitchenes treats us to a little lighthearted fun with a Jedi-style message.

Memory Lane: Refuelling!
Dave Wiggins flags up some ‘more miles per gallon’ options for fellow vintage enthusiasts/collectors..

Top Billing Prize Draw
Your chance to win Billing Boats’ superb 1:12 scale kit for the African Queen.

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The Orphan’s tale
John Mileson tells of how, with a little imagination and a lot of TLC, he transformed a discarded old hull into a charming Swallows and Amazons-style sailing dinghy.

Seagull sea change
Dave Wooley puts the finishing touches to this inspiring conversion.

Flotsam & Jetsam: Crafty Chris
John Parker reflects back on how Chris-Craft carved out a reputation for pleasure boat design excellence and considers the plans and kit options available to modellers.

Billing Boats
The story of this long established and much-loved brand brought bang up to date – plus, the scoop on some exciting kits that are now just over the horizon.

Empress of Canada – Part 4
Roy Cheers completes this oh, so elegant, transatlantic passenger liner.

Taking the plunge
Glynn Guest explains why and how he first dived into the tricky art of submarine modelling.

Boiler Room
Richard Simpson continues to document his latest project, designed to test out some very innovative new equipment.

HMS VICTORY
The long build that ended up going viral.

USS ROOSEVELT
A 1:96 Arleigh Burke class destroyer with some very nifty working features..

KEIL KRAFT'S LITTLE EEZEBILTS
A nostalgic look back at the trio of kits designed with the novice in mind.

EMPRESS OF CANADA
The first instalment of a three-part guide to building this classic beauty.

In the May 2022 issue of Model Boats magazine, you can look forward to:

* A FREE PLAN for LCT 7074 – plus a step by step guide to this World War II landing craft
* Valiant Lady: a first look at Virgin Voyages’ stunning new ‘adults-only’ luxury cruise ship
* A large-scale, lightweight, Vosper MTB that’s as fast and fun as it is visually striking 
* A quirky little working hybrid sub in the form of a ‘Steam Punk’ Catfish  
* That sinking feeling: a humorous account of one modeller’s first attempt at water ballasting
* Perfecting Penang: the story behind the completion of this beautiful barque decades after its original owner began work on it but then set it aside 
* The Starling has landed: JSC’s latest card kit unwrapped and assessed
* Wash & Brush Up, Part 2: it’s back to basics again as we focus on the technique of dry brushing and the effects that can be achieved
* Sparks fly: in another trip down Memory Lane we reflect on the spark and glow ignition engines once marketed by Frog and ETA
* Boiler Room: why it’s worth clueing up on combustion

PLUS 
A round up of the latest hobby-related news    
Your Models: prepare to be wowed by the work of your fellow readers
Your Letters: views aired, info shared and help/advice sought

In the April 2022 issue of Model Boats magazine, you can look forward to:
 * Your chance to win a handy 12-piece model boat builder’s tool kit, courtesy of the Sussex Model Centre
 * A wash & brush up, Part 1: whether you’re new to the hobby or simply wanting to up your game in terms of achieving the best and most realistic paint finish possible, we explain the benefits of using ‘washes’ to create added realism
 * Yamato: a highly-talented modeller explains how (and why) he combined tradition scratch-building skills with 21st century tech when taking on this massive battleship modelling challenge
* Bluebird K7: looking at things from a modelling perspective, the question is, could an EDF be used to successfully power a faux jet-propelled stand-off scale interpretation of this iconic hydroplane that skims across the water in a convincing manner? Well, for the record…
* Fishing for first R/C project ideas? Looking to net an inexpensive, easy to construct kit that will build into a working model to be proud of? Then be sure to read our review of Aero-Naut’s Möwe 2 Fischkutter.   
* Vitse-Admiral Popov: the history behind and the construction of a very quirky model that commands both attention and a great deal of curiosity whenever it gets taken out for a spin!
* Southern Trow, Part 2: having already covered the build of Ashmead, last month’s astonishing beautiful cover star, in Part 1, this month we look at the logistics of transporting her, the tricky art of sailing her and the diorama designed and constructed specifically to show her off to best advantage when displayed as a static exhibit
* Collectables catch-up: John Parker shares details of some of the fascinating additions made to his ever expanding cache of early modelling artefacts
* Boiler Room: Denes Designs’ innovative new Valve Control Engine gets put to the test.

In the March 2022 issue of Model Boats magazine, you can look forward to:
* A FREE PLAN for Tristan – the little paddle boat; plus a supporting feature to guide you through this easy to build and guaranteed to charm model for children of all ages, from three to 103!
* The Big Storm: Joysway’s ARTR (Almost Ready to Run) new racing catamaran gets put through its paces
* Severn Trow, Part 1: the story behind how model that features as this month’s cover star was conceived, designed and built from scratch
*Blowing up an S-100 Snellboot: how a unique and impressive 1:48 scale scratch-built version of this fascinating fast attack boat was designed and constructed using Revell’s 1:72 plastic kit as a reference point
* Building Brent: a fun filled tale of mayhem and misadventures while building this terrific little TID tug
* On the Cresta Run: Keil-Kraft’s classic 1960s’ ‘EeZeBilt’ balsa wood model boat kits remembered
* Bonza Balsa: the virtues of this affordable and ecologically sustainable building material extolled
* Age of Sail white metal miniatures: a hands-on review of one of the 1:1200 scale ships sets in Ark Royal Miniatures’ newly launched series
* Boiler Room: the pros and cons of the two main gas tank types considered

PLUS
 A round up of the latest hobby-related news  
 Your Letters: views aired and info shared
 Your Models: splendid work showcased

In the February 2022 issue of Model Boats magazine, don’t miss:

* Your chance to win a superb ARTR (Almost Ready to Run) Joysway DragonForce 65 yacht, which retails at £179.99, courtesy of the kind folks at CML Distribution

* From Russia with love: super cool Tupolev A-3 Aerosledges built by Ashley Needham and his fellow Bush Parky model boaters

*Merlin made magical again: prepare to be spellbound by a battered old 1960’s Sutcliffe tin toy that’s been transformed into a truly charming little R/C model with a bit of modern wizardry

*Is scratch-building dead? A thought-provoking feature that reflects on traditional model boat building methods and considers how recent (in relative terms) innovations have changed the direction of our hobby’s future  

* Scope for smoke: a step-by-step guide to converting a nebuliser into a nifty smoke-effect device specifically designed for smaller boats

* Aptitude: modelling and electronic skills put to the test in the construction of a semi-scratch tug featuring working lamps and LEDs compliant with the 1:1 scale  latest towing light regulations

* Keeping square: Glynn Guest goes back to basics as he steers us towards achieving better rudder control  

* All about the base: check out an inspirational diorama built to serve as home to an equally realistic working cargo vessel when she’s not out on the water

* A Tale of Two Tugs: A friend in need is a friend indeed, and fortunately, unlike the Dickens novel, this story has a happy ending!

* Wavemaster: how a plan based on a classic Veron kit was turned into a gorgeous work of art by the late Tim Ridge

* Paper chase: why tracking down old model boat-related printed matter can prove such a richly rewarding pursuit

* Boiler Room: some sage advice on shaft-couplings

PLUS
 * A round up of the latest hobby-related news  
 * Your Letters: views aired and info shared
 * Your Models: splendid work showcased

In the January 2021 issue of Model Boats magazine, don’t miss:
* A FREE PLAN for a charming little pleasure boat
* Your chance to WIN a fab R/C fishing boat kit
* A photo special on the Sir David Attenborough, a.k.a. Boaty McBoatface!
 *A preview of Fantom Models new HMS Suffolk printed card 1:200 and 1:300 scale kits
* A tale of Five Boys… Ever fancied launching into live steam but been worried about biting off more than you can chew? Then be sure to read this encouraging success story!
* N Class destroyers: a fascinating service history of five Royal Navy destroyers loaned to Australia in World War II
* Atlas 5-ton crane: how to convert a static model into a fully functioning piece of onboard equipment controlled directly from your joystick
* Calling all steam enthusiasts… The simple fact is, the hobby needs more Boiler Inspectors. So what just what qualifications and attributes does the role required, and could you perhaps be a candidate?
* Jet! Another trip down memory lane as we take little look back at the 1960s’ waterjet systems that are still with us – albeit in a much-improved form…
* A modeller’s Christmas Carol: despite the fact that this issue is cover dated January 2022, it does on sale just ahead of the holidays, so we wrap up the issue with a little bedtime story for the young at heart! 

PLUS
* A round up of the latest hobby-related news  
* Your Letters: views aired and info shared
* Your Models: more of your brilliant builds showcased

In the December 2021 issue of Model Boats magazine, don’t miss:

* Your chance to WIN one of three superb prize packages from JSC, each of which includes not only the splendid card kit for the cargo ship Susanne but the laser-cut detail extension pack Susanne, tools, glue and stand

* Sailing Wellness: we chat with Simon Collyer, founder of an important new ‘Blue Heath’ R/C yachting initiative aimed at helping traumatised ex-service personnel get back on an even keel

*The winds of change: just what will the cargo vessels of the future look like? In the second of this month’s MB Q&As;, Andrew Willner from the Centre of Post Cargo Logistics explains the vision for cleaner, green shipping and new age of retro-revolutionary sail  
 
*The Blackpool Model Boat Show: we report from back from this year’s spectacular event

* The Sound of Asdic: the true story of Captain von Trapp’s naval exploits

* Stealth Boat: your mission if you choose to accept it…

* Rapier revisited: read all about one modeller’s build modifications to Graham Taylor’s original experimental R/C hydrofoil model plan
* Jetex joy: a nostalgic blast from the past 

* The project under the bench: let’s face it, most modellers have one, and this month’s tale of finally taking care of unfinished business may just inspire you to do the same

* Once, twice, three times a lady: a much loved old boat gets a new incarnation

* Midget sub, Part 2: after showing you how to get started on this exciting and cheap as chips recycling project, this month we conclude by explaining how construction can be tailored to suit your own personal modelling skills and capabilities

* Boiler Room: a quick and easy working steam launch followed through to completion

PLUS
A round up of the latest hobby-related news  
 
Your Letters: views aired and info shared
 
Your Models: more of your brilliant builds showcased

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First published nearly 50 years ago, this is ideal monthly reading if you love building model boats. Covering every type of model boat including warships, tugs, lifeboats and historical ships, with a special emphasis placed on scale modelling and radio controlled boats. Each issue features kit and model reviews, show reports, news from the boat modelling world and regular expert columns. Model Boats magazine publishes 13 great issues a year.

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which gives digital readers unlimited access to 8,500+ magazines and newspapers for a monthly subscription price. Magzter also has the largest number of stories in the world with its game-changing ezRead 2.0 feature for its apps, which enables smartphone and small-screen mobile users to enjoy magazine content the way it was meant to be enjoyed, with article text that is easy to read and is accompanied by stunning videos and high resolution photography.

{{magzter}} is the World's largest and fastest growing self-service, cross-platform digital newsstand with over 87 million users since its inception in 2011 and thousands of magazines and newspapers across 40+ categories and 60+ languages. Headquartered in New York, Magzter has its local presence in Amsterdam, London, Mexico City, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Singapore, and will soon be expanding to other countries. Founded by global entrepreneurs, Girish Ramdas and Vijay Radhakrishnan in June 2011, Magzter enables magazine and newspaper publishers around the world to create and deliver digital editions of their titles to global consumers.

Model Boats Magazine - November 2021

Model Boats Magazine - November 2021

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