Started making these for my friends and family who love stargate as much as i do with the leftover scraps of my filament rolls

Membury services, UK

Hi everyone,

The gateship inside is starting to taking shape!

I've updated every proportions of the ship with set references and episodes screenshots, but something feels off, like something is offscale inside. Any idea what?

Thanks in advance !

Thor bitch slapping Kinsey is always worth it on the rewatch.

“It is the opinion of the Asgard high council that the Stargate command should remain in the very capable hands of General Hammond and his team, and while our continued friendship isn’t contingent upon that, it is preferred”

Rewatching the serie of my childhood and apparently the Jaffa have a word for cuckolds. Guds Teal'c got cucked.

At least once a year I rewatch the SG franchise in chronological order and the end of SGA always feels so sudden and such a letdown as well as SGU. And now that it's over I can't find a sci-fi series to burn through. Farsacape is alright and has charm in how campy it is. Andromeda is practically unwatchable. Warehouse 13 feels way too much like a classic cop drama but I know I need to get past season 1 to really enjoy it again.

Wondering if people have any recommendations on a place holder or two for SG?

Colonel Maybourne, in addition to being head of NID, was an officer in the USAF and wore a uniform.

Colonel Simmons, his successor, wears a suit and specifically refers to NID as a civilian agency.

So, if he's a Colonel, why doesn't he wear a uniform? If he's a civilian, why is he addressed as Colonel?

Stargate SG-1" casting was a happy accident, revealing that he happened to be at production company MGM auditioning for another project when he bumped into the "SG-1" casting directors. "From there it was a miracle"

I had some old bookshelf speakers lying around, so when I saw my local electronics shop selling a small aplifier module for those kinds of speakers, I decided to upgrade my PC's sound system with. As a birthday gift I got myself a 3D printer, and to get into it and CAD design, I did a small case for that amplifier module as a design excercise.

As a huge fan of the series, I decied to give it a Lantean look and made it into something straight out of Atlantis. The aplifier board has a included blue LED that shines trough the vent grills I made as seen in picture 3, adding more to the look.

About the writings: I tried making it into actual ancient (sorta), so I looked into Latin dictionaries and then changed the words to sound more Ancient-like. The volume knob says "fragorae" becasue fragor in latin means noise or a crashing sound, the sides say "sonitae" from sonus (which is obviously sound), and the top says "amplificatari" from amplificator.

Last image shows which albus I will use to test out the system. Extra points if you know them both!

Hailings from a mexican fan of the series!

I was talking to someone recently about Stargate and how both our favorite characters is Daniel Jackson. One of the things that we both liked about the character was how he got progressively more badass the more jacked that the actor got, and he got me wondering if the show ever makes a joke or reference about this development.

There was no DHD and he didn't have access to the command room, how'd he do it?

Ditch the biology altogether and just project a hologram if they want to manifest physically. Genetic problem solved.

This probably gets posted a lot, but I wanted to share my thoughts anyway. I'm on my first watch of SG1, but I do browse this sub regularly. I see this episode mentioned every now and then, but trying to avoid spoilers I obviously didn't look. For the majority of the episode I didn't really get why it's mentioned so often. The camera crew annoyed me, there's some dumb politicians trying to get in the way of my beloved SGC, pretty usual stuff, I didn't see what all the fuss was about.

Then they showed the tape.

I get it now. Well done, 10/10 episode from me. Now excuse me while I go be unreasonably upset about a TV episode that aired over two decades ago.

In the "Sight Unseen" episode, Jack is filling the tank of his monster truck ("it's a pig" he admits himself) when he sees an extra dimensional flying creature. Without any hesitation and without any provocation he draws his gun and empties the clip in the general direction of the creature.

In the "Unnatural Selection" episode, as soon as the humanoid Replicators identify themself as such, he starts blasting away with his shotgun without any provocation as well, so same behavior.

Don't get me wrong, he's still my favorite airforce colonel, but I would have thought that a man who lost his child in a gun accident he was responsible for would be a lot more averse to handling guns; but Jack doesn't seem to be very bothered about his past.