I never got into RC when my dad tried to get me interested as a kid. He even built an RC for me, and I still have it today. The hobby never really grabbed me back then. I was more into friends. By the time it finally did, it was too late to share it with him. That is something I will always wish I could change. I have spent most of my life around trucks, boats, machines, tools, and anything mechanical. I haul oversized boats for a living and have been doing it for decades. I have always been the kind of person who wants to know how something works, how to fix it, and how to make it better. That carried straight into RC. I like bashers the most, especially fast and large RCs, but I will try just about anything. Cars, trucks, crawlers, boats, planes, drones—I am still figuring out what I like because I got into this hobby late and I am making up for lost time. My garage keeps growing, and very little stays stock for long. I like to run them, break them, fix them, upgrade them, and run them again. I built RC Crash Crew because I wanted one place for the whole RC world—not just one brand, one type of RC, or one kind of person. A place where people can show their rigs, track their builds, radios, batteries, parts and setups, share crashes and repairs, find places to run, discover hobby shops, meet other RC people, and learn from each other. I am not an RC expert, and I do not pretend to be. I am still learning. I just went a little overboard and built an entire RC community while doing it. RC Crash Crew is 100% free because I want people to use it, enjoy it, and help turn it into something worth having. Build it. Break it. Fix it. Run it again.