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MSZ-006 Zeta Gundam [Asd-Fla] Papercraft
During the Gryps Conflict, many prototype and experimental designs came out of the conflict. AEUG member and pilot Kamille Bidan, son of mobile suit engineer Franklin Bidan, was an avid mobile suit hobbyist and amateur designer. Thanks to Kamille's knowledge of the Gundam Mark II that Kamille stole from his father, along with his own knowledge of the Rick Dias and Zeon technologies, Kamille designed his own mobile suit. Assisted by AEUG eingineer Astonage Medosso, Astonage submitted the design to Anaheim Electronics. Anaheim was so impressed with the design, that they corporately made a decision to build the Zeta Gundam and other designs based on Zeta as long as Kamille would field test the unit in combat. This became known as the "Z" Project, which spawned many prototypes and mass production units based upon Zeta well in to the late UC0090's decade came to a close.
During the Gryps Conflict, many prototype and experimental designs came out of the conflict. AEUG member and pilot Kamille Bidan, son of mobile suit engineer Franklin Bidan, was an avid mobile suit hobbyist and amateur designer. Thanks to Kamille's knowledge of the Gundam Mark II that Kamille stole from his father, along with his own knowledge of the Rick Dias and Zeon technologies, Kamille designed his own mobile suit. Assisted by AEUG eingineer Astonage Medosso, Astonage submitted the design to Anaheim Electronics. Anaheim was so impressed with the design, that they corporately made a decision to build the Zeta Gundam and other designs based on Zeta as long as Kamille would field test the unit in combat. This became known as the "Z" Project, which spawned many prototypes and mass production units based upon Zeta well in to the late UC0090's decade came to a close.
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