I would say it's someone's LARs (looks about right) engineered scratch built airplane. Influenced by the Baby Ringmaster. At first that what I thought it was then noticed the constant chord wing. SHould fly OK with the TD up front.
  Nice find!
  Type at you later,
   Dan McEntee

Definitely some sort of scratch build. I had to perform some surgery. The TE on the inboard side was flapped up real bad. I cut open the bottom of the wrong and cut off the TE. I used clear monokote to splice it all back together so it's not so obvious. The ribs are cut out a little rough... Not being mean, just an obvious scratch build. Its actually a pretty good build. I wish i knew who did it

Looks like a Brodak Baby Clown to me.

So last night i was anxious to fly today. I looked everywhere and couldn't find cigar tubes in the house, and my daughter did not want to leave the house for me to get more. I just moved in here and have no supplies, so i improvised. Made a bladder tube from a soda cup. I pulled the engine apart and cleaned it.

Flew it today, but the engine was difficult to get running. Fortunately big brother Joey M was there and got it running great. I'm thinking too much pressure from the bladder. Hard to adjust.

Yes sir, Phil.
It's a medallion. The needle is too course for pressure? It's too difficult for me to get tuned.
How about a small perfect tank?

A slack balloon tank should work well.  Search on "Balloon tank" for details.

Ok guys. I hate to be a pain, but i am in new territory for myself. I don't seem to have room for a tank (I'll attach a pic). So the slack balloon seems like a good idea. But what about the balloon being higher than the engine center? Will that affect performance inverted?

I have a td i could just bolt on and stick with pressure also...
Thanks so much guys. And thanks again Joey for getting it running. It was really fun to fly

In my opinion, it feels like it has potential to be a good stunt plane. I don't mind wing surgery. I had to cut the TE off the inboard side and fix that already.
So whatever yields the best stunt run, I'm willing to do. I really think this plane will do it.

I can definitely put a TD on it with a Texas timers nva. I already need to order another one for Joey... Lol

A bladder in the wing is a wonderful idea. Since I'm using a bladder either way, I'll leave the medallion on. Its a nice running engine. So phase one of reconstruction is done, the commitment is made and the wing is stripped. 20 min worth of labor before bed, and here it is.

The plan is to drill a hole through the sheeting and locate a ping pong ball just behind the LE so there will be a bump on top and bottom. Should make the weight evenly distributed and even tank height.

10-4 there Tim.
I have one that feels really hard, not crushable like normal. And I'll drop it in a cup of fuel (raw 25%) and see what happens

Hmmmm.... Would the better option be to just make my own 'glass ball instead of some ping pong ball?

Ok, ball passed the test. So i cut a hole through the top and bottom sheet. Cut the top sheet off and dropped in the ball. Then fitted the top sheet. I'll fill and sand after we take the kids to the park! So far, very little time invested!

Thanks Phil!
I'll use clear to fill and sand the sheets tonight. Then monokote on the wings, with painted sheet sections. I'll use transparent yellow monokote, and just match the plane with the paint.

Ok, here's the final product. I really phoned it in with the paint job, but in all fairness I'll probably just end up giving the plane away to some deserving soul... Lol
Any way, definitely keeps the 1/2A spark going!