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Tamiya Honda e (VZ Chassis)(18095)
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Description
This kit depicts the production Honda e, the compact electric hatchback Honda launched in 2019, capturing its rounded, five-door silhouette. The body is molded in yellow to match the real car's Charge Yellow color, with metallic stickers used for the headlights, rear lights and black roof. It's built on the compact, short-wheelbase VZ chassis with dish-style wheels and small-diameter, low-profile tires suited to a lively drive. The VZ chassis has reinforced bumper and rear-stay-base areas for crash durability, low-friction 620 POM bearings, and an ABS chassis and A parts, running a 3.5:1 gear ratio.
- Length: 158mm / Width: 98mm / Height: 53mm
- VZ chassis, yellow (Charge Yellow) body
- Gear ratio: 3.5:1
- 620 POM ball bearings
- Motor included; snap-together assembly; requires 2x AA (R6/UM3) batteries
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