M-MSV
Battlefield Record UC 0081
Model number:Â RX-81LA
Code name:Â G-Line Light Armor
Unit type:Â prototype general purpose mobile suit
Manufacturer:Â Earth Federation Forces
Operator:Â Earth Federation Forces
First deployment:Â UC 0079
Accommodation:Â pilot only, in standard cockpit in torso
Dimensions:Â head height 19.2 meters
Weight:Â empty 36.0 metric tons; max gross 66.5 metric tons
Armor materials:Â Luna Titanium alloy
Powerplant:Â Minovsky type ultracompact fusion reactor, output rated at 1,580 kW
Propulsion:Â rocket thrusters: 71,800 kg total
Equipment and design features:Â sensors, range 11,000 meters
Fixed armaments:Â 2 x vulcan gun, mounted in head; shield, mounted on left forearm; 2 x beam saber, stored in recharge racks in backpack, hand-carried in use
Optional fixed armaments:Â 2 x Gatling smasher, mounted on backpack; 2 x missile launcher, mounted on backpack; assault cannon, mounted on right side of backpack
Optional hand armaments:Â heavy rifle; heat lance; assault shotgun
The RX-81LA G-Line Light Armor was one of the many variations of the RX-81 G-Line and was based on the concept of the RGM-79L Light Armor. The G-Line Light Armor’s design emphasized using lightweight and powerful thrusters for hit-and-run tactics. In order to reduce the suit’s weight, its armor was made very thin. The backpack was also equipped with a stabilizer unit for high mobility movement. The G-Line Light Armor’s base armaments included vulcan guns, beam sabers and a heavy rifle. It could optionally be equipped with a range of long-distance armaments, including Gatling smashers, missile launchers and an assault cannon. In UC 0081, Phantom Sweep team pilot Hugues Courand used the G-Line Light Armor during the hunt for the Zeon remnant group known as the Invisible Knights.
Pilot:Â Hugues Courand
First appearance: M-MSV
Original mechanical designer(s):Â Kunio Okawara (M-MSV version), Hajime Katoki (Battlefield Record UC 0081Â version)
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