Travel Stargate used outside of Atlantis base in the production of Stargate Atlantis. This gate was used in numerous episodes, including the series finale "Enemy at the Gate", when the Stargate was not seen in its entirety. Otherwise, the gate was rendered digitally.
Technical Description:
Production-made Stargate segment with two Chevrons, seven constellation symbols, and two partial constellation symbols, the segment is built upon a metal frame, the sides of the Stargate are vacuum-formed plastic, the top is molded rubber, segment is painted silver with metallic blue and highlights, the frame of the Chevrons are plastic, the lenses are sheet plastic, front lenses are clear and backed with blue diffusion paper, back lenses are painted blue and black, under each lens is a molded frosted plastic V with painted black stripes, on each side of the top of the Chevrons is a vacuum-formed plastic wing, the constellation symbols are blue and black plastic panels with clear unpainted holes showing constellation symbols left clear for backlighting, the Chevrons, Vs, and constellation panels light up when the prop is plugged in, functionality is verified, on the back are two metal posts, the entire piece sits on an aluminum base, attached to the base is an electrical grounding cord, measures approx. 129.5in x 57in x 24.5in. The Gate segment comes with a series of aluminum poles and racks used for stability when the Gate is standing upright. The Gate also comes with a custom wooden rolling cart.