Instrumentation panel from the pilot seat of the F-302 cockpit, introduced in Season Six of SG-1 and throughout the rest of the series into Atlantis. Control panel is made from PDF and plywood and features two holes in the face for computer monitors. Panel is covered in an assortment of switches and buttons on front and back, and is decorated with numerous warning and control decals. Control panel has been made non-functional by production with numerous electrical wires underneath. Measures 37.25in x 19in x 15.5in.

Instrumentation panel from the pilot seat of the F-302 cockpit, introduced in Season Six of Stargate SG-1 and seen throughout the rest of the series into Stargate Atlantis. The F-302 was an entirely reverse-engineered Goa'uld death glider, without the pitfalls of being equipped with recall technology.

Production-made control panel made from MDF and plywood painted dark gray, has two holes in the face for computer monitors, the panel is covered in an assortment of switches and buttons on front and back, two yellow and black pull handles, four black vents, a row of LEDs on each side, and is decorated with various warning and control decals, the control panel has been made non-functional by production and numerous electrical wires hang underneath, measures approx. 37.25in x 19in x 15.5in.

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