ALL the variants of the Gaw-class attack carrier (Gundam Lore) 

A massive flying brick of a carrier for a faction that barely control the sky is just amazing for the enemy.

it actually makes alot of sense that a limited production run vehicle would have variations as much of it was probably hand made much like in real life when prototypes are ordered of a military vehicle each one is different to test the effect of certain modifications on performance before settling on a standard for mass production also aircraft of this size would take a long time to construct so i can see changes being made between units to improve them as they role out something that is also common irl during wartime with rushed production

That's white Gaw should nicknamed *GawGeese* (as it's had same coloration as Tallgeese)

I loved the Gaw. I remember fighting them and protecting them in missions in Federation vs Zeon always thought they were cool and had cool designs. Really like the green on one from MS Igloo.

So basically the GAW was an C-130 on steroids?

The federation navy and ground forces were suffering badly The airforce was having a blast tho

I get a Kakarot197 lore video and Gundam Facts video in tbe same day!

I think you forgot to mention, that Gaws to appears in F90FF Vol 6 prologue senction used by Oldsmobile forces to assault a Space Port that become base for F90 & Garwish

I love how UC in one minute is federation makes first MS and in another is makes first transformable. Cant forget G1,2,3,4 projects either

Gaw design is heavily inspired by German's Messerschmitt Me 323 Gigant right?

As much as I appreciate the design of the Gaw, I would like to see a modern take on it; something along the lines of the streamline 'Aigaion' from Ace combat.

13:32 Looks more like a Nausicaa Airship than a Gaw at that point. At least The main body. Wings still clearly have a lot of Gaw parts/

You miss another variation from Kondo, in 0079 there is between other Gaws at battle of Jaburo, a different one with a lot of domes on, that looks like an EWAC variant! Pluss in one of Ghiren's Greed videos about the Artic Treaty is possible to see a small two engine Gaw with Public Colony Corporation logo on the vertical stabilizator!

I love videos on Gundam Ships.

Val walo please

I love Kow's work. Great to see it in here. Ever consder doing a video on Kow's mobile suits designs?

I side 6 like! haha Abraços de Jaburo.

The Gaw and Garuda were both inspired by the real life Lockheed CL-1201, a proposed nuclear-powered massive aircraft. Three versions were proposed: a super transport capable of airlifting hundreds of infantry and dozens of vehicles in a single aircraft, an airborne aircraft carrier capable of transporting 22 fighter jets, and the third variant remains classified but is speculated to be either a super bomber or a command and control aircraft capable of staying airborne for extended periods in the event of a nuclear war. The aircraft had effectively unlimited range and could remain airborne for 41 days, at which point the crew would run out of food and water and need to land to resupply. Like the Gaw, it flew using its 4 nuclear jet engines, but to take off and land it required 182 vertical lift engines that burned conventional jet fuel. Being as there were few airport runways capable of supporting such a massive aircraft, there were proposals to also make it capable of landing and taking off from water, like the Garuda, but they never actually came up with an amphibious design. Obviously they never actually built the CL-1201, but the US Air Force did briefly seriously consider building a small fleet of them as the ultimate aircraft, especially given Soviet experiments with nuclear-powered bombers, but the whole idea got scrapped as expensive and impractical, deciding that a small fleet of bombers/transports was more cost effective than one giant super bomber/transport. Between this, the real robot genre, and the O'Neill Island 3 space colony, Gundam is clearly the universe where all the cool ideas from the 60's and 70's futurism actually came into being.

They really named one of 'em "Ooga-ooga". These Gundam names, man...

4:28 Where is the hinting about them being railguns? Rail weapons seem really rare in the UC timeline, (Which is odd, given the invention of the i-field and anti beam gas)

Lmao the GAWS change it's size and and weaponry depends on the source.

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