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RX-110
Gabthley
Model number: RX-110 Code name: Gabthley Unit type: prototype transformable mobile suit Manufacturer: Earth Federation Forces Operator: Titans First deployment: UC 0087 Accommodation: pilot only, in panoramic monitor/linear seat cockpit in torso Dimensions: mobile suit mode: overall height 18.5 meters; mobile armor mode: overall length 26.5 meters, unarmed length 19.2 meters Weight: empty 32.6 metric tons; max gross 56.2 metric tons; mass ratio 1.42 Armor materials: gundarium alloy Powerplant: Minovsky type ultracompact fusion reactor, output rated at 1800 kW Propulsion: rocket thrusters: 2 x 12600 kg, 20 x 12600 kg (operable on mobile armor mode only); vernier thrusters/apogee motors: 16 Performance: maximum thruster acceleration 0.45 G (mobile suit mode), 4.93 G (mobile armor mode); maximum speed Mach 25 (mobile armor mode) Equipment and design features: sensors, range 10900 meters Fixed armaments: 2 x mega particle gun, power rated at 4.2 MW, mounted in shoulders; 4 x beam saber, power rated at 0.55 MW, stored in recharge racks in forearms, hand-carried in use Optional hand armaments: feyadeen rifle/beam saber, power rated at 6.6 MW, powered by rechargeable energy cap, stored on main body in mobile armor mode
A conceptual design developed by Paptimus Scirocco during the Gryps Conflict, the transformable mobile armor RX-110 Gabthley was intended for mass production. At least two test units were fielded in combat, with positive results due to its unique design and high performance. In mobile armor mode, the Gabthley was one of the fastest units in the field, and the unique movable frame allowed the mobile suit mode's feet to become claws in mobile armor mode, giving the mobile armor the ability to perform limited melee and grappling attacks. Its armament was quite extensive, including a very powerful "feyadeen rifle" and a pair of flexibly-mounted beam cannons, making the Gabthley highly effective in both close- and long-range combat. However, the design was deemed to complicated and costly for mass production, and the development was dropped after the test stage.
Pilot(s):
Jerid Messa, Mouar Pharoah, Dunkel Cooper
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