Propworx · Sale 1012 · Lot 559

Mark II Naquadah Reactor

Production made gray wooden device that opens in the middle, halves slide apart on drawer sliders to reveal a rectangular lattice structure inside painted various metallic colors with a viewscreen and a keypad on top, the viewscreen inside is an HP PDA device, on top of the device are four opening panels with switches and push buttons inside, one end of the device has two power jacks and a circular metal faux power coupling on both sides, the other end has a translucent panel on both sides, when the device is plugged in the switches and buttons on top light up and the side panels of the device light up when it is slid open, functionality is verified, the device is covered with several decals including an SGC logo and a “DO NOT OPEN” warning decal, device measures approx. 27.75in × 9.5in × 9.75in. Device comes in a black plastic Pelican 1650 case with integrated wheels and slide out handle, inside is black foam padding, measures approx. 31.25in × 20.5in × 11.75in, manufactured in the US by Pelican Products. Device also comes with a 12v power cord and a black nylon webbing carrying harness.

Catalogue text

A Mark II naquadah reactor sent through the Stargate to Atlantis in the Season One episode, “The Siege, Part 2”. This device helped power the Ancient weapons platform, enabling John Sheppard to defend the city with the remaining supply of drones. Shell is made from gray wood that opens on both sides to reveal an Orbanian-type naquadah core. Device functions, and measures 27.75in × 9.5in × 9.75in. Comes with custom-fitting Pelican case and 12 volt power supply.

Provenance

Taken by Propworx staff directly from The Bridge Studios, where MGM’s Stargate series were produced.

A Mark II naquadah reactor sent through the Stargate to Atlantis in the Season One episode, “The Siege, Part 2”. This device helped power the Ancient weapons platform, enabling John Sheppard to defend the city with the remaining supply of drones.

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