Goa’uld Cargo Ship Steering Column

Production made resin device painted antique bronze, at the front of the device is a circular frame with a red globe in the middle, on top of the frame and on its front are purple tinted clear panels, globe and panels light up when device is plugged in, functionality is verified, behind the globe area is a lattice-like frame, protruding from behind the globe area is a shaft covered in small panels and wires, below the shaft is a box with an extending metal shaft that slides on drawer sliders, a power cord extends from the back of the device and is covered with a black nylon sleeve, the cord ends with three plugs. Device measures approx. 24in × 11.5in × 11.5in, cord is approx. 179in long.

Catalogue text

Light-up steering column introduced in the SG-1 Season Three episode “Deadman Switch” and seen repeatedly throughout the rest of the series. This device was used by multiple actors over the years to pilot the various cargo ships and Al’kesh that were seen on screen. Prop lights up, is made of resin and features a sliding column to adjust to the user’s distance from the controls. Measures 24in × 11.5in × 11.5in.

Provenance

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