Can't Remember Her Name...

I just picked  this plane up from a REALLY Nice fellow.  He's retired and now "downsizing" to a Condominium. He's not sure just how well the Condo Association gonna accept him when he whizzes off the back deck or shoots off a few rounds of his 9 MM into the woods, like he can now.   He has a "Ian" type work shop, but on American Steroids. A Garage 4 Stall Wide, 2 Stall Deep, at least 20ft tall. Iron Beam "Crane Rail" the length of one stall, so he could lift his boat up off the trailer, and work on either the boat or trailer. 2 Lathes, drill press, disc sander, belt sander, Bearing Press, A couple things i did not recognize. Hand Tools on the wall (Like Bob's) like it was set up by a surgeon. He has the  place is set-up for his "Pre-Estate" sale, everything set out on tables that he has to "git-rid-of"  I was the lucky one who responded to the Add he posted on CraigsList offering his model airplane Engines up for sale. He said he'd had one other caller who wanted just the "cox" engines, but wanted the whole lot to go to someone who'd appreciate them, that was Me!!  When I arrived at his house in the woods, He came out of the house saying He'd found one more engine, only problem was it was still attached to the plane!! When we entered the garage, here was this blue beauty sitting on a table. "I can't remember her name, " he says " my father and I built it together awhile back, while we were still flying at the Old Airport" (that would have been in the 60's.)  He was into Combat and a couple of the Super Tigre engines had been put away with the dirt from the final crash still embedded in the fins. He could't remember the name of the plane(s) he used for combat..seemed to think it was a knife name, Blade or Stiletto, or Razor or somethin' , I told him i'd built a Rilley Wooten VooDoo, yeah , they were like that, but quick and easy to build cause we always crashed 'em in combat. This Blue one was just to nice to Crash,,again. Seems that on the Maiden flight, as he picked up the handle one of the wire strands got caught in the grass, and as the plane took off it just went up and back over, crashed right in front of him...nothin' I could do! So, his dad rebuilt it and he hung on to it all these years, cause he didn't want to crash it again.  

Just Wondering if any of you recognize or know the name of the model: