Stargate SG-1: Goa'uld Tel'tak Set Officially Releases May 2027

Published Nov 10, 2026, 7:00 PM EST

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Stargate SG-1 featured some truly incredible spacecraft throughout its ten-season run, from the iconic Goa'uld Ha'taks to the Prometheus and the various high-tech Asgard vessels. Yet, for all that firepower, the franchise's most dependable ship was without a doubt the humble Tel'tak. What the meager Goa'uld cargo vessel lacked in size, it more than made up for in versatility, cloaking capabilities, and speed, making it invaluable to SG-1 on countless missions.

Arguably no better example was from the legendary Battle of Antarctica in Season 7's "Lost City," which longtime fans will remember featured the Tel'tak in all its glory. With Anubis threatening Earth, SG-1 used a modified Tel'tak to reach an Ancient outpost buried beneath the ice. O'Neill rigged the ship's transport rings to carve a path through the frozen surface, while the Prometheus and Earth's fighters held off enemies in an epic showdown.

Frankly, without the Tel'tak, Earth and the SG-1 crew would've been absolutely screwed multiple times, which is why the modest ship 100% deserves this brand-new, authentically designed collectible release arriving in 2027.

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Master Replicas is officially bringing one of Stargate SG-1's most dependable ships to life with a brand-new Tel'tak die-cast replica, currently available for preorder ahead of its anticipated May 2027 release.

As Master Replicas puts it in the official product description, the Tel'tak was "the one that actually got things done." It's a fitting description for the humble Goa'uld cargo vessel, which became an indispensable part of SG-1's adventures thanks to its versatility, cloaking technology, and ring transporters.

The new model recreates the iconic ship using actual original visual effects files from Stargate SG-1's production, giving this thing an impressive degree of accuracy to what we saw in the show. Master Replicas even promises that "every curve matches what you saw on screen." Constructed from die-cast metal and ABS plastic, the Tel'tak replica includes a display stand and measures roughly 6 by 4 inches (15 by 9.5 cm) and stands roughly 3 inches tall (7.2 cm).

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The model is priced at $84.99, with preorders currently open through Master Replicas' official website. Shipping is expected to begin in May 2027, although the company notes that this window is provisional and subject to change.

Of course, the Tel'tak is hardly the only Stargate spacecraft available from Master Replicas. The company's extensive collection includes replicas of the iconic Goa'uld Ha'tak mothership, Earth's F-302 fighter, the Prometheus, Thor's Bilskirnir, and even the incredible Goa'uld Death Glider. There are also upcoming models of the Asgard O'Neill warship and the Ori Warship, all of which are well worth checking out if you're a longtime Stargate fan.

Luckily, Stargate fans finally have a lot more to look forward to than just collectibles. After Amazon MGM Studios unexpectedly canceled Martin Gero's planned Stargate revival in June 2026, the series is officially getting another shot. In October, we caught wind that WandaVision and Agatha All Along creator Jac Schaeffer is developing an entirely new Stargate series for Amazon MGM, with a writers' room being assembled.

Although the project is still in early development without a confirmed premiere date and fans are only cautiously optimistic for the time being, it's encouraging news following the previous cancellation. Between a potential return to television and fantastic new collectibles like the Tel'tak, it's an exciting time to be a Stargate fan.

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