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Friday, February 19, 2016

New Paper Craft: RGM-79F Gundam Girl Free Papercraft Download

RGM-79F Gundam Girl Free Papercraft DownloadThis gundam paper model is a RGM-79F Gundam Girl, a custom design from ltla. The size of finished model is about 300 (H) x 203 (W) x 116 (D) mm.


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Thursday, September 3, 2015

New Paper Craft: RGM-79Q GM Quel Free Gundam Papercraft Download

RGM-79Q GM Quel Free Gundam Papercraft DownloadThis gundam paper model is RGM-79Q GM Quel, a mass-produced general purpose mobile suit used by the Earth Federation"s elite Titans special unit, the papercraft is created by [unknown].


The RGM-79Q GM Quel is the first mass-produced mobile suit created by the Titans special forces, used during the organization"s early stages mainly for peacekeeping, riot control and suppression purposes inside space colonies. It can be said that a clear line could be drawn, performance wise, between the more advanced GM Quel and the other mass-produced service models used within the common ranks of the EFSF, signifying the elite status of the Titans unit.


Manufactured on Luna II, the GM Quel was developed using the EFSF"s own technology and capabilities as a demonstration of the early Titans" commitment to their "Terra firma" policies, despite gaining the expertise and support from numerous military and civilian contractors, such as the Zeonic Company and Anaheim Electronics after the war. Using the Augusta base"s high-performing RGM-79N GM Custom model as the basis of their new design, the Titans redeveloped the GM Custom, simplifying it to make the unit lighter and less complex for the ease of mass production, while keeping its high performance standards relatively unaffected. Any loss of durability and/or reliability as a result of the simplification process was made up by introducing new, innovative design concepts and technology into the machine. One such example is the design of the GM Quel"s new arm unit, which would later further evolve into the Movable Frame concept utilized by the RX-178 Gundam Mk-II and the next generation of Variable (transformable) Mobile Suits (VMS).


While essentially just an updated version of the GM Custom, the GM Quel however does feature various minor improvements over its predecessor. The shape of its forehead, chest and shoulder armor has been streamlined, and high performance multi-purpose sensor units have been installed on the lower calf area of both legs and on the slope above the left chest intake. The performance of the existing sensor and communications equipment on the head unit has also been improved. These electronic upgrades allow the GM Quel to better monitor its surrounding environments and civilian populations while on peacekeeping duties. And due to the increased funding and resources enjoyed by the Titans, the GM Quel has also gained the option of being armed with Beam weaponries, significantly improving its firepower. However some colonial garrison units have opted to retain their standard issue GM Rifles instead, so as to minimize and/or avoid causing collateral damage to colony walls.


A specialized equipments testing and evaluation team, known as "Titans Test Team" or "T3 Unit", uses the GM Quel as the basis for their development of the RX-121 series gundam-type next-generation MS. Performance testing of these prototypes are carried out in actual combat scenarios, much like the venerable RX-78 Gundam Series, against Zeon remnants.


By the beginning of the Gryps Conflict in U.C. 0087, the GM Quel, along with other GM series mobile suits such as the RMS-179/RGM-79R GM II, was considered to be out-dated, and was gradually replaced as a frontline unit by the EFSF and the Titans with newer mobile suits such as the RMS-106 Hizack and the RMS-108 Marasai. [Source: wikia]


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Monday, August 24, 2015

New Paper Craft: SD RGM-79FP GM Striker Free Gundam Papercraft Download

SD RGM-79FP GM Striker Free Gundam Papercraft DownloadThis gundam paper model is a SD RGM-79FP GM Striker, a ground close-quarters combat mobile suit and variation of the (aka , ), the papercraft is created by [unknown]. For further information and a regular scale version please click on: RGM-79FP GM Striker Gundam Paper Model.


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New Paper Craft: SD RGM-79N GM Custom Free Gundam Papercraft Download

SD RGM-79N GM Custom Free Gundam Papercraft DownloadThis gundam paper model is a SD RGM-79N GM Custom, a limited-production general-purpose mobile suit, that first appeared in Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory, the papercraft is created by WXY.


The RGM-79N GM Custom is a variation of the famous RGM series developed by the Earth Federation. It"s a production model built after the end of the One Year War. Originally planned as a successor unit to replace the existing mass-production service models, the GM Custom is equipped with a high-output generator and features improved thrusters and auxiliaries. Along with other adjustments such as amplified actuators for faster limb response and additional verniers for better attitude control, the GM Custom possesses vastly superior overall performance and balance when compared to other mass-produced machines.


As a part of the "Augusta series" high-performance MS built after the war, the GM Custom was designed and manufactured using the data and technology, and even spare parts obtained from the development of Gundam-type mobile suits, such as the RX-78NT-1 Gundam "Alex" (where certain design features are evident on the GM Custom). Thus, even among the other high-spec MS of the Augusta series, the GM Custom is still considered as one of the best units of the line.


Despite having output and mobility rivaling that of a Gundam-type MS and being arguably the highest performing GM unit variant during the Delaz Conflict, there is, in fact, nothing that the GM Custom truly excels at, other than being a very balanced general-purpose MS. It can be said that the GM Custom is a "jack of all trades, but master of none".


Due to its construction complexity and high production cost ratios, the GM Custom was not equipped with Beam weapons and its mass-production plans never left the draft stage. As a result, only a limited number of GM Customs were produced and these actual deployment units were assigned only to "ace" class pilots and/or spec-ops teams.


After the events of the Delaz Conflict, the Augusta Base development team, along with their projects, were drafted under the management of the newly established Titans elite unit. Impressed with the GM Custom"s performance, the Titans acquired the production line and streamlined the GM Custom"s design to be simpler and better suited for mass-production. And thus marks the end of the production life the of GM Custom, and the new RGM-79Q GM Quel is born. This new model would serve as the Titans" mainstay mobile suit until it too was replaced by the RMS-106 Hizack. [Source: wikia]


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Thursday, August 20, 2015

New Paper Craft: RGM-79FP GM Striker Gundam Papercraft by Nausica774






























































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Tuesday, July 21, 2015