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Stargate: LEGO

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Stargate rocks(ed) well, the seasons with Lt. O'Neil/Gould... and so do LEGOs, so this is just perfect... Kelly writes - "This rotating Stargate is 19 inches tall with light-up chevrons. An RCX drives a treadmill, which spins the inner ring randomly for x seconds, then reverses direction, seven times. Won best medium space award and best brick mod at BrickFest 2005." Thanks edison142! - Link.

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Posted by: edison142 on October 19, 2006 at 2:43 PM

I'm so mad Sci Fi cancelled stargate in mid season, they at least could have waited for this season to end. I also hope MGM finds a different network. Best stargate moc i have ever seen. If you love stargate sign a petion to save all you have to do is type save stargate on Google and you'll find plenty

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Posted by: spongebathe on October 19, 2006 at 4:31 PM

Wow, as authentic looking as LEGO can get. Kudos.

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Posted by: nullsmack on October 19, 2006 at 5:13 PM

scifi is going to run the rest of season 10 of sg1, but both series are on break until march!

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Posted by: gnomic00 on October 19, 2006 at 5:14 PM

I bet you could made a pretty good holograpic image of the "gate opening" sequence, then use a laser and sound effects to re-create it.

But -- wow - great job. Hope Lego sells this as a kit!

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