Daedalus-Class Pilot Console

Production made L-shaped computer cabinet made from plywood and MDF panel and painted silver and gray, has a built-in 14in flatscreen computer monitor, functionality of monitor and cable is verified, on the upright viewing panel and the shelf is a series of black plastic panels containing backlit acrylic faux buttons backed with multi-colored decals with numbers and text, black plastic faux buttons with white text with backlit details, black plastic faux dials with backlit settings and text, four non-functional white LED panels, and light-up push buttons and switches, on the left side of the panel is a light up recessed mesh panel backed with frosted acrylic, on top is a light up air vent, on the right side are three circular lights, on the back side are two light up slotted panels, when the cabinet is plugged in the monitor turns on and all lights and backlights are functional except where otherwise noted. On the front of the cabinet is an aluminum control yoke with black plastic handles attached to a black plastic box with clear acrylic faux buttons on top. The cabinet is also decorated with several metal and plastic devices and gray panels with white numbered decals. Cabinet shows wear from production use. Measures approx. 64in × 62.25in 45.5in.

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Light-up console with both static and depressible buttons, used aboard the various human battle cruisers from SG-1 and Atlantis. Various personnel used this panel to help enhance the believability of the ship they served on. Features functioning lights, a working 14-inch monitor, an aluminum control yoke with plastic handles and numerous buttons and switches. Measures 64in × 62.25in 45.5in..

Provenance

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