Stargate SG-1 Franchise Officially Returning For A New Era

Stargate SG-1 Franchise Finally Returning In A Whole New Way

Published Nov 11, 2026, 1:30 AM EST

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Stargate fans have been on a roller-coaster ride over the past year or so, first learning that the highly anticipated Amazon MGM revival from Martin Gero had been cancelled, only to find out just months later that an entirely new take on the franchise was in development from WandaVision creator Jac Schaeffer. As you might expect, the fanbase is tempering their expectations for the franchise's on-screen future, despite being as eager as ever to see how this new project takes shape.

While we still don't know much about the new series' story or placement in the timeline, fans won't have to rely on a live-action adaptation for their next trip through the gate. BlueBrixx is bringing the beloved Stargate SG-1 back in an entirely different form, with officially licensed building sets that let fans recreate some of its most recognizable elements.

Stargate SG-1 Is Back Ahead Of Official Live-Action Reboot

While fans wait patiently for concrete news about Stargate's television future, the franchise is experiencing something of a renaissance in the merchandise/collectible department. BlueBrixx, which is a LEGO-style alternative, has been steadily expanding its officially licensed Stargate collection, and one of its newest additions is bringing back one of the most iconic alien species from Stargate SG-1 in an entirely new kit.

The Goa'uld Symbiont set recreates the infamous snake-like parasites responsible for some of the franchise's weirdest and best encounters. Throughout SG-1, the Goa'uld were one of humanity's most formidable enemies, taking control of human hosts and masquerading as gods while building an empire spanning countless worlds.

BlueBrixx's new 400-piece set recreates the creature in what the company describes as a "raised and threatening pose," complete with its segmented body, distinctive red eyes, and terrifying open-mouth fangs. The finished model measures roughly 9.5 inches tall, features a completely sticker-free design, and rests on a sand-colored display base.

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The Goa'uld Symbiont is currently listed for €19.95 (~$23), although an official release date has not been announced. BlueBrixx is accepting email signups to notify fans when the set becomes available.

New Stargate Sets Span Entire Franchise

Image credit: Art Streiber © Sci-Fi (Syfy)/Courtesy: Everett Collection

Of course, this is only one part of the company's growing Stargate collection. Several other officially licensed building sets are also on the way, including:

• Jaffa Battlepack: A 250-piece set featuring Jaffa warriors, weapons, and interchangeable helmet designs.
• Atlantis Gate Room: A massive 3,120-piece recreation of the iconic location from Stargate Atlantis.
• Puddle Jumper: A 1,011-piece model of the beloved Ancient spacecraft.
• Destiny: An 859-piece recreation of the central spacecraft from Stargate Universe.
• Atlantis: A 2,041-piece model of the legendary Ancient city.

BlueBrixx also offers previously released models of the X-303 Prometheus, F-302 fighter, and several members of the original SG-1 team.

Between the expanding merch and Amazon MGM's new series, it's an exciting time to be a Stargate fan. Although Jac Schaeffer's series remains in development without a confirmed premiere date, the franchise is finding plenty of new ways to celebrate its legacy and reconnect with longtime audiences.

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