You can't have a Stargate game without a Stargate. I have seen many versions over the years, including one where you can insert a cellphone to get the gate effect. I ran across this one on eBay while buying a 3d-printed paint holder. The center is removable, but fits so tightly that I try to move it as little as possible to avoid scratching the paint. I painted the event horizon with successively lighter shades of blue in smaller areas with some silver mixed in the center.
It didn't come with a DHD, the device used to activate the gate. I bought this 3D-printed one on Etsy from Majestic Miniatures. They also make some gate versions. I think it would be fun to run a scenario with 2 boards and a stargate on each one so I may buy one from them in the future.
I have 2 versions of the MALP, the robotic vehicles used to perform recon and carry equipment. The one on the left is a scratchbuilt version that I bought secondhand, repainted, and added a missile. The tracks are metal and the rest is made of card. The missile came with the right-hand version from Ainsty Castings which is made of resin.
Last are two firepits from Bad Goblin Games who have a variety of cool terrain accessories. I am going to use them as temple fires in the Great Temple from my previous post. They come with a small light and battery, though the lights are not on in these photos. I gave the flames a red wash to tone down the orange.
A photo to show the scale. Off to explore the universe!
Sooo looking forward to playing in this at Historicon! That table is going to be superb. Great job on all this, Jason!
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