Released in March 2020
TAMIYA 1/32 Racer Mini 4WD Series No.94 Neo VQS (VZ Chassis). T18094 Neo VQS Released in March 2020
[Product Introduction]
TAMIYA 1/32 Racer Mini 4WD Series No.94 Neo VQS (VZ chassis).
[Pay attention to the advanced driving performance of "Neo"!]
This is a plastic model assembly kit of a high-performance racer that uses shaft drive four-wheel drive. Neo VQS is a redesigned version of the famous Mini 4WD racer, ``Vanquish Jr.''. Not only does it have an edgy and sharp form, but it also features a body color finished in fearless black that inherits the original. In addition, the chassis uses VZ, which is lightweight, compact, and has a high degree of freedom in setting. In addition to the chassis body, A parts such as bumpers and covers are also unified in black to match the body. The 5-spoke red wheels that stand out against the dark color are equipped with small-diameter, low-height tires. A set of silver and red graphics and metallic stickers representing windows, etc. are also included.
[VZ is an evolution of the VS chassis]
The VZ chassis has further refined the performance of the compact, lightweight, short wheelbase VS chassis, which is popular in races. While maintaining the excellent features of the VS chassis such as small turning performance and high maintainability, the strength of the bumper, rear stay base, propeller shaft bearing, etc. has been increased. The key point is the appropriate amount of flex to absorb shock. In addition to the rear roller stay, the front bumper can also be separated. The degree of freedom in setting has also been greatly improved. The shaft bearing uses a 620 plastic bearing made of POM resin with low frictional resistance. A parts such as the chassis body and gear cover are made of ABS resin, and the gear ratio is a super fast type with a 3.5:1 gear ratio.
[Basic specifications]
Complete length: 158mm, width: 98mm, height: 43mm Comes with a motor. Can be assembled by fitting and screwing without using adhesives. Short wheelbase provides high turning performance and freedom of setting. A feature of the VZ chassis is the split-type bumper that widens the area. It is also strong enough to compete in races with intense ups and downs. Pay attention to the chassis layout inherited from VS. Added screw holes for attaching parts to the front, rear, and sides. The splittable front bumper is a key feature of the VZ chassis. You can enjoy a high degree of freedom in setting by making full use of grade-up parts. ITEM:15524 VZ chassis FRP wide front stay (sold separately) can be used as a front stay when bumperless. Rollers of 5 different diameters can be installed to the full specified width. The rear roller stay can also be separated. The screw holes are set at positions that correspond to various FRP plates and carbon plates. The shaft bearing uses a 620 plastic bearing made of POM resin with low frictional resistance. It rotates smoothly, is strong, and is easy to assemble. Adopts a new shape of 14 rollers. Increased maximum width increases stability of the VZ chassis. The gear cover can be removed with one touch. You can quickly change gear settings. An air duct is opened on the bottom of the flat chassis to improve the cooling effect of the motor and battery. The key is to have a moderate amount of flexibility to absorb the impact of landing. Body that can be mounted on VZ chassis - 18085 Mini 4WD Wolf (VS chassis) - 18071 Saint Dragon Premium (VS chassis) - 18061 Super Saber RS ​​parts installation example
[Product specifications]
1/32 scale unpainted Batteries used in the assembly kit: 2 AA batteries (sold separately)□