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Star Gate right at home. Print your perfect replica of the Stargate.

The Stargate, or Stargate SG-1, still has many fans – who wouldn’t love the action-packed Jack O’Neill or the clever Samantha Carter? Thanks to 3D printing, you can have your very own Stargate from the SG-1 series. What’s more, the entire model and how to assemble it are very well described in the provided manual.

This isn’t the first time I’ve written about a 3D model from the Stargate series – we already had one Stargate here, and you can also print the city of the Ancients.

What makes this model so interesting? The detailed craftsmanship and especially the available manual – what the Stargate is made of, how to connect and glue everything together.

The gate to other worlds not only looks good, it also lights up and makes sounds.

You can find the model on Printables, and there you will also find the manual https://www.printables.com/model/1333011-stargate-sg-1-kit

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