• Z-RLG Mk. II technical file

Ekcle Hendassa (UEDF reporting name: Z-RLG Mk. II) Anti-Mecha Guided Rocket Launcher.

The Ekcle Hendassa (UEDF reporting name: Z-RLG Mk. II) Anti-Mecha Guided Rocket Launcher was only seen in one episode of Super Dimensional Fortress Macross / Robotech (the one where malcontent Zentraedi are attempting to steal a sizing chamber out of New Detroit). Though there are sort of some pictures of the weapon seen in the production sketches, the overall design seems to have been left more to the imagination of the animators. By far, the best illustration is from the TV show itself, as seen above.

Robotech (R) is the property of Harmony Gold. The Super Dimension Fortress Macross (R) is the properties of Big West Advertising and Studio Nue. This document is in no way intended to infringe upon their rights.

Original artwork by: Shoji Kawamori, Miyatake Kazutaka, Haruhiko Mikimoto and Hidetaka Tenjin

Acknowledgement is extended to the work of Egan Loo and the Macross Compendium. Egan Loo is given all credit for all quotes and paraphrasing of the Macross Compendium that has been utilized in this publication. 

Images Courtesy of Chad Wilson (Marchly) and the Macross Mecha Manual. Chad Wilson is given all credit for all images from the Macross Mecha Manual that have been utilized in this publication. 

Acknowledgement is extended to Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen and Robert Morgenstern of the unofficial Robotech Reference Guide. Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen and Robert Morgenstern are given credit for all quotes and paraphrasing of the unofficial Robotech Reference Guide that has been utilized in this publication. 

Images from – Macross Perfect Memory (1983)

Content by Rob Morgenstern, edited by Tim Wing

Copyright © 2001 Robert Morgenstern, Pieter Thomassen, Peter Walker; 2016 Tim Wing

• Z-LCCS Mk. I technical file

Glaretram (Z-LCCS Mk. I) Laser Cannon Crew Serve Laser Cannon.

The Glaretram (UEDF reporting name: Z-LCCS Mk. I) Laser Cannon Crew Serve Laser Cannon was only seen in one episode of Super Dimensional Fortress Macross / Robotech (the one where malcontent Zentraedi are attempting to steal a sizing chamber out of New Detroit). Though there are sort of some pictures of the weapon seen in the production sketches, the overall design seems to have been left more to the imagination of the animators. By far, the best illustration is from the TV show itself, as seen above.

Robotech (R) is the property of Harmony Gold. The Super Dimension Fortress Macross (R) is the properties of Big West Advertising and Studio Nue. This document is in no way intended to infringe upon their rights.

Original artwork by: Shoji Kawamori, Miyatake Kazutaka, Haruhiko Mikimoto and Hidetaka Tenjin

Acknowledgement is extended to the work of Egan Loo and the Macross Compendium. Egan Loo is given all credit for all quotes and paraphrasing of the Macross Compendium that has been utilized in this publication. 

Images Courtesy of Chad Wilson (Marchly) and the Macross Mecha Manual. Chad Wilson is given all credit for all images from the Macross Mecha Manual that have been utilized in this publication. 

Acknowledgement is extended to Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen and Robert Morgenstern of the unofficial Robotech Reference Guide. Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen and Robert Morgenstern are given credit for all quotes and paraphrasing of the unofficial Robotech Reference Guide that has been utilized in this publication. 

Images from – Macross Perfect Memory (1983)

Content by Rob Morgenstern, edited by Tim Wing

Copyright © 2001 Robert Morgenstern, Pieter Thomassen, Peter Walker; 2016 Tim Wing

• Z-TFG Mk.V technical file

Winooze Surogou (Z-TFG Mk.V) 105mm Smooth Bore Cannon.

The Winooze Surogou (Z-TFG Mk.V) 105mm Smooth Bore Cannon was only seen in one episode of Super Dimensional Fortress Macross / Robotech (the one where malcontent Zentraedi are attempting to steal a sizing chamber out of New Detroit). Though there are sort of some pictures of the weapon seen in the production sketches, the overall design seems to have been left more to the imagination of the animators. By far, the best illustration is from the TV show itself, as seen above.

Robotech (R) is the property of Harmony Gold. The Super Dimension Fortress Macross (R) is the properties of Big West Advertising and Studio Nue. This document is in no way intended to infringe upon their rights.

Original artwork by: Shoji Kawamori, Miyatake Kazutaka, Haruhiko Mikimoto and Hidetaka Tenjin

Acknowledgement is extended to the work of Egan Loo and the Macross Compendium. Egan Loo is given all credit for all quotes and paraphrasing of the Macross Compendium that has been utilized in this publication. 

Images Courtesy of Chad Wilson (Marchly) and the Macross Mecha Manual. Chad Wilson is given all credit for all images from the Macross Mecha Manual that have been utilized in this publication. 

Acknowledgement is extended to Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen and Robert Morgenstern of the unofficial Robotech Reference Guide. Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen and Robert Morgenstern are given credit for all quotes and paraphrasing of the unofficial Robotech Reference Guide that has been utilized in this publication. 

Images from – Macross Perfect Memory (1983)

Content by Rob Morgenstern, edited by Tim Wing

Copyright © 2001 Robert Morgenstern, Pieter Thomassen, Peter Walker; 2016 Tim Wing

• 458 Model technical file

Milldiem 458 Model Laser Carbine.

Though what we are calling the Milldiem 458 Model Laser Carbine did appear briefly in the original Southern Cross series of Robotech, during the interior scenes on board the Master’s Mother Ship, no known line art exists of these suits.

Robotech (R) is the property of Harmony Gold. Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross (R) is the property of Big West Advertising, Tatsunoko Studio and Ammonite studio. This document is in no way intended to infringe upon their rights.

Original artwork by: Kogawa Tomonori, Hiroyuki Kitazume, Miyo Sonoda, Hiroshi Ogawa, Hirotoshi Ohkura and Takashi Ono

Acknowledgement is extended to Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen and Robert Morgenstern of the unofficial Robotech Reference Guide. Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen and Robert Morgenstern are given credit for all quotes and paraphrasing of the unofficial Robotech Reference Guide that has been utilized in this publication. 

Images from – N/A

Content by Peter Walker and Pieter Thomassen, with Rob Morgenstern, edited by Tim Wing

Copyright © 1997 Robert Morgenstern, Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen; 2016 Tim Wing

• 60 Model technical file

60 Model Rigid Hostile Environment Suit reference file.

Though what we are calling the 60 Model Environmental Suit did appear briefly in the original Southern Cross series of Robotech (in the later episodes when the Robotech Masters started liquidating their clone population), no known line art exists of these suits.

Robotech (R) is the property of Harmony Gold. Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross (R) is the property of Big West Advertising, Tatsunoko Studio and Ammonite studio. This document is in no way intended to infringe upon their rights.

Original artwork by: Kogawa Tomonori, Hiroyuki Kitazume, Miyo Sonoda, Hiroshi Ogawa, Hirotoshi Ohkura and Takashi Ono

Acknowledgement is extended to Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen and Robert Morgenstern of the unofficial Robotech Reference Guide. Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen and Robert Morgenstern are given credit for all quotes and paraphrasing of the unofficial Robotech Reference Guide that has been utilized in this publication. 

Images from – N/A

Content by Peter Walker and Pieter Thomassen, with Rob Morgenstern, edited by Tim Wing

Copyright © 1997 Robert Morgenstern, Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen; 2016 Tim Wing

• PR-35 technical file

The PR-35 appeared in the second season of Robotech, otherwise known as Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross. It is seen being held by a GMP Officer. In appearance it is somewhat similar to LAR-10. No known line art exists of this weapon.

Robotech (R) is the property of Harmony Gold. Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross (R) is the property of Big West Advertising, Tatsunoko Studio and Ammonite studio. This document is in no way intended to infringe upon their rights.

Original artwork by: Kogawa Tomonori, Hiroyuki Kitazume, Miyo Sonoda, Hiroshi Ogawa, Hirotoshi Ohkura and Takashi Ono

Acknowledgement is extended to Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen and Robert Morgenstern of the unofficial Robotech Reference Guide. Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen and Robert Morgenstern are given credit for all quotes and paraphrasing of the unofficial Robotech Reference Guide that has been utilized in this publication. 

Images from – N/A

Content by Peter Walker and Pieter Thomassen, with Rob Morgenstern, edited by Tim Wing

Copyright © 1997 Robert Morgenstern, Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen; 2016 Tim Wing

• Hero-class technical file

No written information nor line drawings exist referencing the Hero-class Mine Warfare Ship. Indeed, the entire entry comes from this one scene from the first episode of Robotech, in which an unidentified ship is shown alongside the UES Prometheus. In the original file from the unofficial Robotech Reference Guide, by Pieter Thomassen, had the total number of ships at 414. I’ve pared this down by a factor of ten. Not that I don’t think there were that many ships, but rather because they would likely be of several different classes which would have been spread out among the navies of the world. A smaller number would have been operated directly by the UN Spacy Naval Forces.

Robotech (R) is the property of Harmony Gold. The Super Dimension Fortress Macross (R) is the property of Big West Advertising and Studio Nue. This document is in no way intended to infringe upon their rights.

Original artwork by: Shoji Kawamori, Miyatake Kazutaka, Haruhiko Mikimoto and Hidetaka Tenjin.

Acknowledgement is extended to Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen and Robert Morgenstern of the unofficial Robotech Reference Guide. Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen and Robert Morgenstern are given credit for all quotes and paraphrasing of the unofficial Robotech Reference Guide that has been utilized in this publication. 

Images from – Robotech Episode 1: Booby-trap

Content by Pieter Thomassen, edited by Tim Wing

Copyright © 1999 Robert Morgenstern, Pieter Thomassen, Peter Walker; 2016 Tim Wing

Tirolian Command Platform

MAIN EPISODES SEEN IN:

• ?, #60

MAIN WRITTEN SOURCE MATERIAL:

• None.

REFERENCE FOR ANIMATION SHEETS:

• None currently available. Based on animation footage.

COMMENTS:

• Details on this vehicle are limited, forcing us to base all of our entry on speculation.

WHY WE DID WHAT WE DID:

• UNDER DEVELOPMENT

Go to Masters’ Command Platform technical file.

Robotech (R) is the property of Harmony Gold. Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross (R) is the property of Big West Advertising, Tatsunoko Studio and Ammonite studio. This document is in no way intended to infringe upon their rights.

Original artwork by: Kogawa Tomonori, Hiroyuki Kitazume, Miyo Sonoda, Hiroshi Ogawa, Hirotoshi Ohkura and Takashi Ono

Acknowledgement is extended to Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen and Robert Morgenstern of the unofficial Robotech Reference Guide. Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen and Robert Morgenstern are given credit for all quotes and paraphrasing of the unofficial Robotech Reference Guide that has been utilized in this publication. 

Images from – Robotech original TV series,  Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross original TV series

Content by Robert Morgenstern, with Peter Walker and Pieter Thomassen, edited by Tim Wing

Copyright © 1997 Robert Morgenstern, Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen; 2016 Tim Wing

Tirolian Hover Truck

MAIN EPISODES SEEN IN:

• #55, 56?

MAIN WRITTEN SOURCE MATERIAL:

• None.

REFERENCE FOR ANIMATION SHEETS:

• None currently available. Based on animation footage.

COMMENTS:

• Details on this vehicle are limited, forcing us to base all of our entry on speculation.

WHY WE DID WHAT WE DID:

• UNDER DEVELOPMENT

Go to Hover Truck technical file.

Robotech (R) is the property of Harmony Gold. Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross (R) is the property of Big West Advertising, Tatsunoko Studio and Ammonite studio. This document is in no way intended to infringe upon their rights.

Original artwork by: Kogawa Tomonori, Hiroyuki Kitazume, Miyo Sonoda, Hiroshi Ogawa, Hirotoshi Ohkura and Takashi Ono

Acknowledgement is extended to Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen and Robert Morgenstern of the unofficial Robotech Reference Guide. Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen and Robert Morgenstern are given credit for all quotes and paraphrasing of the unofficial Robotech Reference Guide that has been utilized in this publication. 

Images from – Robotech original TV series,  Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross original TV series

Content by Robert Morgenstern, with Peter Walker and Pieter Thomassen, edited by Tim Wing

Copyright © 1997 Robert Morgenstern, Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen; 2016 Tim Wing

Tirolian Hover Van

MAIN EPISODES SEEN IN:

• #55?

MAIN WRITTEN SOURCE MATERIAL:

• None.

REFERENCE FOR ANIMATION SHEETS:

• None currently available. Based on animation footage.

COMMENTS:

• Details on this vehicle are limited, forcing us to base all of our entry on speculation.

WHY WE DID WHAT WE DID:

• UNDER DEVELOPMENT

Go to Hover Van technical file.

Robotech (R) is the property of Harmony Gold. Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross (R) is the property of Big West Advertising, Tatsunoko Studio and Ammonite studio. This document is in no way intended to infringe upon their rights.

Original artwork by: Kogawa Tomonori, Hiroyuki Kitazume, Miyo Sonoda, Hiroshi Ogawa, Hirotoshi Ohkura and Takashi Ono

Acknowledgement is extended to Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen and Robert Morgenstern of the unofficial Robotech Reference Guide. Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen and Robert Morgenstern are given credit for all quotes and paraphrasing of the unofficial Robotech Reference Guide that has been utilized in this publication.

Images from – Robotech original TV series,  Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross original TV series

Content by Robert Morgenstern, with Peter Walker and Pieter Thomassen, edited by Tim Wing

Copyright © 1997 Robert Morgenstern, Peter Walker, Pieter Thomassen; 2016 Tim Wing