RX-124 TR-6 [Woundwort] High-speed Fighter Form

Model Number

RX-124

Unit Name

TR-6 [Woundwort] High-speed Fighter Form

Organziation

Titans

First Known Deployment

unknown

Assignment

Titans Test Team (Black Otter Team)

Development

Konpeitoh Arsenal

Mecha Designer

Fujioka Kenki

Model Number Breakdown

RX-124

RX

Experimental mobile suit

12*

Developed at Konpeitoh Arsenal

Profile

The TR-6 can be converted to various forms by attaching option parts to the basic “Woundwort.” One example is a high-speed fighter form which duplicates the mechanical characteristics of the RX-110 Gabthley, which has the best overall balance of all the transformable mobile suits created by the Titans. This high-speed fighter form is well balanced in both mobile suit and mobile armor forms, while maintaining a high level of fighting strength. It is intended specifically for space combat, and its flexible capabilities allow it to be adapted to various missions.

Mobile Armor Form

Because the mobile armor form is not intended to operate in atmosphere, it resembles a traditional mobile armor. This form is the result of striving for a mobile armor best suited to high-speed combat in space. The upper and lower body of this mobile armor form can separate into a top fighter and bottom fighter, giving it the flexible functionality to match any combat situation.

Advanced Form

A form equipped with a Hrdudu II to create a superior version of the high-speed fighter form. With the installation of the Hrdudu II it becomes a machine in the same “area dominance” category as the TR-5 Hrairoo.

Technical Notes

The high-speed fighter form of the TR-6 incorporates two drum frames, one in its upper body and one in its lower. Each half of the body has its own booster pod, with the lower body using the standard version and the upper body using the double shield type. The advanced form also includes an additional booster pod, a double shield type which is installed on its waist on top of the sub arm unit.

Comments

8FtSpider on July 8th, 2007 at 3:58 pm

What a beautiful machine.