Unknown Free Flight Speed Model | Model Vault

The AMA opens up the model vault for a peek at the one-of-a kind collection held within the National Model Aviation Museum. This week, learn about this rubber powered free flight model believed to have been flown for Free Flight Speed events.
View more information on this model in the National Model Aviation Museum digital collections: bit.ly/42OZFp4
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[@john22lo]

Yes, that is a speed model. Not positive, but there "may" be a chance that it was built by Jim Noonan. It looks like one he may have constructed as it looks like his techniques...

[@fredrash2893]

0:42 Speed model may have been by Jim Lewis. He and someone else flew indoor rubber speed in Mini-Dome in Johnson City, TN before 2000. Fred Rash.