MS development DATA FILE

MS-06D ZAKU DESART TYPE Caracal Corps

MS development DATA FILE

MS-06D ZAKU DESART TYPE Caracal Corps

FILE No.009

MS-06DZAKU DESART TYPE Caracal Corps

MS-06D ZAKU DESART TYPE Caracal Corps

The MS-06D type specification, which was additionally deployed to operational units in tropical and desert areas where weather conditions change drastically, has been evaluated by generals for its high practicality due to its ease of use even in local units, and it is a normal Zeon. Instead of the color skim, camouflage painting was applied as standard according to the operational behavior from the time of deployment (the same is true for the K type deployed mainly in the North American area). The camouflage approved as these formal paints has been adopted by the ground forces as a so-called desert color, and was later adopted in MS-06G, 07, 09. The aircraft used in the 5th Ground Mobile Infantry Division IMS Battalion A Platoon uses a camouflage pattern that combines Chocoladen, and the caracal of the unit mark (the caracal species kept by the soldiers at the battalion base is used as a motif. Was) was established as the nickname of the platoon.

* The composition and text of this project were transcribed for ROBOT SPIRITS ver. A.N.I.M.E. with the cooperation of Mr. Masahiro Oda, who was participating in the MSV setting verification project at that time. Please note that it may differ from the official setting.

* The composition and text of this project were transcribed for ROBOT SPIRITS ver. A.N.I.M.E. with the cooperation of Mr. Masahiro Oda, who was participating in the MSV setting verification project at that time. Please note that it may differ from the official setting.

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