[captain harlock]

My father bought my 32 year old bro a 1/10 gasoline buggy around the 1970s and eversince, my big bro became addicted to rc. All the way from the super old electric Pajero truck to the Nikko line of rc cars ( toyota hi-lux-both types) to the Yunizawa Land Dash and the Super Missller. My second big bro joined him. Me, soon after( I was 6 years at the time). They bought the Nikko Dictator buggy when I was 8 and then when I became 14, I got the chance to own the super cool Nikko Super Sprint, the Dandi Dash fast brother. I stayed away from rc for over 7 years and then I knew about a place where they sell Tamiya cars( Yeah, Man, TAMIYA!!!). I went to him and got the very old Super Saber, but because of my twisted mind, I returned it and got the Chevy S10 truck. Soon after I got the Blazing Star buggy and hopped it up with parts worth over $400. I met a guy who can buy through the net, and brought me the Tamiya TRF414M2( That was the beggining of my real experience). Eversince I brought in an internet and started travelling the cyber world searching for the ultimate cars around. Got the TB EVO 3 Surikarn Edition and then the Associated B4 and then the RC10L3T and then the Tamiya TB EVO 4MS and then I started doing my brushless researches( around 4 years ago), got in contact with the NAMELESS one, hated him, looked around further more. Found a place called rc-monster?!?! I thought the owner might be as bad as the Nameless dude( because my country was not listed in the shipping list). After that, I got to the site again and found out that it has a brand new forum, signed in and was lucky enough to receive the very first reply from Mike himself. I saw all the fancy brushless trucks and I was inspired and just two years ago I started my GrandArk project( SuperMaxx) and now I'm working on my HB Cyclone.
Very sorry to be so intricate.