Depagg Anti Infantry Walker General Data and Attributes

Manufacturer: Varius Dimensions: Overall Length 7.2 meters Weight: max gross 28.7 metric tons Armor Materials: Steel Powerplant: Gas turbine engine Propulsion: Walker legs   • Maximum ground speed 54 km/h Attributes   • Theatres: Earth   • Speed: Poor-   • Maneuverability: Poor   • Armor: Terrible+

Design Features • Mass Produced Fixed Armaments • 1x 20mm Heavy machinegun turret • 8x Grenade launcher

Optional Armaments

Body Options (1) • 7.62mm machinegun • 5-tube grenade launcher • 1x small wire guided StA missile

Technical and Historical Data Prior to the emergence of bipedal mobile suits, the concept of an armored walker gathered popular opinion amongst those in the Earth Federation and elsewhere. Looking for next generation ground armored unit, the Federation invested heavily in this concept and the many corporations in the defense industry began to release experimental walker units not too unlike that of the current Depagg and demonstrated the feasibility and adaptability of said units. Unfortunately, once news broke out over the successful testing of the towering humanoid machines at Side 3, interest and funding in the walker project ceased near instantaneously. Those companies that maintained a diverse portfolio managed to survive the ensuing tumultuous period, but many less fortunate ones went bankrupt. However not all was lost for the project as smaller, but impressively wealthy, independent entities managed to breathe life into the project to eventually produce the Depagg. Though originally envisioned to use cutting edge technologies, power plant systems, and weapons, the Depagg rolled off the assembly lines sporting a powerful, but common, gas turbine engine to power its legs and a lightly armored hull. While it initially had many detractors, the Depagg proved itself in many areas based on its virtue of being more stable than bipedal mobile suits and able to work in more confined areas.