MSN-001 Delta Gundam
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MSN-001 Delta Gundam (aka δ Gundam) was a conceptual mobile suit design which was never constructed but would be further developed in the form of the MSN-00100 Hyaku Shiki and MSN-001A1 Delta Plus. This unit was featured in the MS Graphica art book and the game Mobile Suit Gundam UC (The Postwar).
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Technology & Combat Characteristics
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This machine is how the MSN-00100 Hyaku Shiki, which was initially developed as a transformable MS but completed as a non-transformable MS due to problems with insufficient frame strength, would appear if completed as a transformable MS. While AE was trying various approaches to develop a production model of the Zeta series as a transformable MS, it also simultaneously conducted a reinvestigation of the shelved Delta plan. It's said that a few units of the Delta Plus were produced as a mass production prototype.
Armaments
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- 60mm Vulcan
- Beam Saber
- Beam Rifle
- The standard armament of Mobile suits is a beam rifle powered by a rechargeable energy cap. If the energy cap runs out of energy it can be replaced with a fresh one.
System Features
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- Anti-beam Reflective Coating
History
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The Delta Gundam has long been seen only as a CG model on the net. Although the existence of its direct descendant the Delta Plus has been confirmed, it is possible the original Delta Gundam itself was never constructed and exists only as a computer simulation.
Variants
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Picture Gallery
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Gunpla
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Notes
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- Delta (δ) is the fourth letter of the Greek alphabet. In the system of Greek numerals it has a value of 4.
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