It's been nearly two decades since Stargate SG-1 wrapped its ten-season run, but the franchise is far from dormant. With a new reboot in the works from WandaVision creator Jac Schaeffer, fans have plenty to look forward to. In the meantime, BlueBrixx is giving builders a hands-on way to celebrate the classic series with two new construction sets.
The British toymaker, known for its Lego-compatible building sets, is releasing the Goa'uld Symbiote and a Jaffa Battle Pack. The Goa'uld Symbiote set features 400 pieces and depicts the serpentine alien parasite that served as one of the show's most iconic villains. With its slithering body and menacing jaw, it's a must-have for collectors.
The Jaffa Battle Pack, meanwhile, includes 250 pieces and comes with a squad of Jaffa warrior mini-figures. These warriors, created by the Goa'uld to serve as their shock troops, are armed with multiple helmet and weapon options. The set also includes buildable scenery, an equipment crate, and two weapons emplacements, making it perfect for recreating epic battles.
Both sets are expected to go on sale soon, and fans can sign up for pre-order notifications on BlueBrixx's website. This release comes as the Stargate universe continues to expand, with the recent announcement of a new series from Schaeffer following the cancellation of an earlier reboot attempt.
For those unfamiliar with the lore, the Goa'uld are parasitic aliens that take control of humanoid hosts, using them to pose as gods and rule over enslaved populations. The Jaffa, genetically engineered to carry Goa'uld larvae, serve as their elite warriors. One of the most beloved characters, Teal'c, played by Christopher Judge, was a Jaffa who defected to join the SG-1 team.
The original Stargate film, directed by Roland Emmerich and starring Kurt Russell and James Spader, introduced audiences to the ancient portal device. The movie's success spawned the TV series, which starred Richard Dean Anderson and Michael Shanks, and later led to spin-offs like Stargate Atlantis and Stargate Universe.
While fans wait for the next chapter in the franchise, these BlueBrixx sets offer a tangible way to engage with the series. Whether you're a longtime devotee or a newcomer, building the Goa'uld symbiote or assembling your Jaffa army is a fun trip back to the galaxy far, far away—well, not that far, but you get the idea.
For more on the franchise's enduring appeal, check out our piece on Stargate's free streaming on Pluto TV and the resurgence of classic sci-fi. And if you're curious about other iconic TV finales, we've ranked the heaviest series endings.
Stay tuned to ShowtimeSpot for updates on the new Stargate series and these exciting collectible sets.
