Neo-VQS VZ Chassis Guide
The Tamiya Neo-VQS uses the VZ chassis. Learn what the kit establishes, which details to verify and how to build a reliable baseline before upgrades.
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Tamiya Neo-VQS (VZ Chassis)(18094)
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Description
The Neo-VQS is a styling update inspired by Tamiya's earlier Vanquish Jr., with a refined body molded in black and mounted on the newer VZ chassis, also molded in black along with its A parts. Red 5-spoke wheels are paired with black low-profile tires, with red-and-white marking stickers for accent. The VZ chassis is a compact, lightweight platform with reinforced bumper and rear-stay-base areas for crash durability, low-friction 620 bearings molded in POM for drive efficiency, and an ABS chassis and A parts, running a 3.5:1 gear ratio.
- Length: 158mm / Width: 98mm / Height: 43mm
- VZ chassis, black ABS
- Gear ratio: 3.5:1
- 620 POM ball bearings
- Double-shaft motor included; snap-together assembly; requires 2x AA (R6/UM3) batteries
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