Neo-VQS vs Ray Spear: Two VZ Kits Compared
The VZ drivetrain is shared, but the Neo-VQS and Ray Spear kits offer different bodies, wheel and tyre packages, and published heights.
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Browse available alternativesNeo Falcon takes its styling cue from the falcon, the fastest bird in level flight, translated into a low-profile Mini 4WD body with sharp, aggressive lines and a compact rear wing. White three-spoke wheels are fitted with large-diameter slick tires for a clean, purposeful look.
The chassis is Tamiya's standard PRO Series three-piece design, split into nose, center and tail sections that snap together without glue, with a double-shaft motor centrally mounted and one battery on either side for balance. The 4:1 gear ratio favours quick, nimble handling, and the chassis takes Tamiya's Mini 4WD Grade-Up Parts for tuning.
The VZ drivetrain is shared, but the Neo-VQS and Ray Spear kits offer different bodies, wheel and tyre packages, and published heights.
Tamiya's upcoming Neo-VQS VZ Advanced Pack includes a Light-Dash motor, brakes and dampers. Compare item 18106 with Hornet Jr. before buying.
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