* Based on official data from the RX-121-1
The Gundam TR-1 was equipped with a Gundam head in order to test its psychological effectiveness against Zeon remnants. Although it has the head of the legendary Gundam, the mobile suit itself is based on the GM Quel rather than being newly constructed as an RX type. While this machine uses the basic frame of the GM Quel, many of its parts have been replaced with enhancement parts like the new backpack, the movable booster pod attached to it, and the improved thrusters in its legs. As a result, its potential rivals that of an RX type.
The support actuator units on the Hazel’s shoulders can be fitted with either multipurpose launchers, or holding grips to help stabilize its arms while in High Mobility Form. Its skirt armor is usually fitted with energy pack holders which store two energy packs apiece. Unlike the Hazel Custom, the original Hazel has no panoramic monitor, linear seat, or chest and waist latches.
The Hazel’s most distinctive equipment is the shield booster, which contains propellant tanks and a single thruster with an output of 22,000 kg. This device is a further evolution of the sturm boosters used by earlier mobile suits, but unlike its ancestors the shield booster is retained as a shield after its propellant supply is exhausted, rather than being discarded when empty. The Hazel’s Assault Form is equipped with two shield boosters, one on each arm, and its High Mobility Form also carries one on its movable booster pod.
Although the original Hazel’s specs are unknown, we can make some inferences based on the Hazel Custom. Since its head and movable booster pod are identical, its overall height and generator output should be the same as those of the Hazel Custom. The original Hazel has roughly 10% lower acceleration than the Hazel Custom, due to its greater weight and lower thrust. Since the Hazel Custom’s foot and backpack thrusters are identical to those of the GM Quel, and the movable booster pod is unchanged from the original Hazel, its higher thrust must thus be due to improvements in its leg thrusters. As for the original Hazel, its overall specs are probably very similar to those of the Gundam GP01.