Propworx · Sale 1012 · Lot 350
Super Soldier Armor
Production made costume consisting of: black neoprene bodysuit with back zipper closure and printed gray circuitry lines. Black neoprene hood with open face and printed gray circuitry lines. Black spandex hood with eye and nose holes. Black neoprene gloves with gray and black palms. Black leather motorcycle boots with raised sole, metal panel details, and strap and buckle closure, size 13, manufactured in China by Harley Davidson, production marked “SUPER JAFFA #2 JASON” inside. Black neoprene layered collar with back Velcro closure. Black plastic chest armor with double shoulder armor pads, black leather shoulder panels, flexible hose details, and side Velcro closures. Black fiberglass helmet with insect-like appearance, has black mesh over eyeholes. Black leather gauntlets with integrated black plastic elbow and hand armor, leather strap and Velcro closures, and a black plastic weapon mounted to each forearm that lights up with on/off switch, functionality is verified. Black plastic shin armor with leather strap and Velcro closures. Black plastic thigh armor with leather strap and Velcro closures. No size information available except where otherwise noted.
Catalogue text
A set of armor and a skin-tight neoprene suit for the Super Soldier, or Kull Warrior, whichwas introduced in Season Seven of SG-1 as Anubis’s replacement for the unreliable Jaffa. Includes both a neoprene and spandex hood, neoprene gloves, motorcycle boots, neoprene collar, plsatic chest armor, leather shoulder panels with hose details, plastic thigh and shin armor, a fiberglass helmet and leather gauntlets with integrated elbow and hand armor. Each arm features a micro plasma weapon blaster which lights.
Provenance
Taken by Propworx staff directly from The Bridge Studios, where MGM’s Stargate series were produced.
A set of super soldier armor, including the skin-tight neoprene suit underneath. The Super Soldier, or Kull Warrior, was introduced in Season Seven of Stargate SG-1 as the Goa’uld Anubis’s replacement for the increasingly unreliable Jaffa.



