This is my Stargate page, here for the modifications planned and in current development for the vehicle related to the show.

Go'auld crystals

This is the first preliminary pictures, I need to get this sanded down so it has no imperfections and is super smooth with nice lines, it is somewhat choppy right now.  Made from Super Sculpey.

And then Atlantis crystals

The blue is a protective sheet over the clear plexiglass.

This is the rear panel that would surround the rear seat...if the car had one :)

I have modified in a set of 3 light crystals above the seat belt and a LCD screen in the rear panel.

I will have a schematic of the car in place of a puddle jumper running on an atlantean screen saver (hopefully), which will be activated by the control chair that I plan to put in place of the rear seat.  The crystals will be able to be 2 colors, white or red, the red will be for battle mode once the hatch is open and the laser challenge equipment is turned on, the white will be just for whenever the car is on or at a show. 

Ok, so it's been a while, I've been lazy :)  At least I admit it.  So I've been thinking of more stuff to add and how to do it and finally pulled my door panel inside the house last night while my fiancee was getting her dress fitting with her mom and sis.  Had some alone time.  Worked on cutting out some chunks from my door panels.  While watching Atlantis, I like the inside panels of the Puddle Jumpers, the orange and blue paneled lights on the side walls.  I used a silver sharpee to make the outline for the holes, cut them free, cut a piece of plexiglass to fit in behind it, and retinted the door panel to look nice again.  I plan to tint the plexiglass later, but I covered myself with a blanket and put a blue LED behind it, how do you think it looks?  I plan to do a second piece right above that one, maybe light it up orange.

Well, I've been getting more of my accessories done on the car.  Got my ZPM and a handful of minidrones.  The minidrones are the ancient drone accessories from the Diamond Select toys line of Stargate Atlantis figures.  Special Thanks to Matt Peck of Diamond Select Toys for helping me out with those.  :)

First the first drone.

I pulled the top off the drone, as you can see in the first picture, a few of the drones came to me with solid yellow paint on the top of the drone, I pulled one of those apart first, but saw some issues with the non transparency, so I pulled this one apart, the plastic was far more clear on the top part, the body is solid.  Unfortunately as with most bright light items, the flash on the camera covers up ALOT of the brightness, this puppy GLOWS like a champ.  I am using one 3mm green led running on 3 volts.  It is so bright that even the solid body of the drone glows with the LED inside it.  I plan to do this with several of them, then get some very thin copper tubing, make some drone racks, like those seen in the Stargate Atlantis episode "The Tower".  These will be the way they are mounted into the trunk, these will be one of the simulated weapons in the vehicle, they will act as minidrones, as seen in the Atlantis Episode "Harmony".  

What do you think?

And now my ZPM.  Nice huh?

This ZPM was made by a member of Scifihero.net named lord_trael    Thanks buddy :)

This ZPM is very very detailed, accurate, I just can't say enough about it, I am VERY satified with it.  The ZPM does not come with lights, but that's ok, I've got gobs of LED's etc lying about the house.  I am using a small 4.5 volt powered board that powers 8 small boards with 4 10mm white LED's on them, I picked up the Krylon yellow spray paint for stained glass that was used to paint the ZPM to coat the LED's a little bit as the pur white was so harsh that it was pouring white around the outside of the ZPM.  This is my suggestion to any and all that are going to light this themselves, now my ZPM glows without white light coming out all over.  I am going to use a small plastic bubble toy holder, like you'd get out of a cheap quarter vending machine that dispenses cheap kids toys or candy, paint it chrome it all over, then seal it under the red dot on the cap with a red LED on the inside, thereby the red dot can glow and not turn the yellow of the ZPM red.  Check out the glow so far, this is with the LED's just dumped into them, not arranged properly.  Also when installing the lights, don't let any wires or stuff get near the edge, try to keep the wires and light bars etc in the middle of the hole in the ZPM, as they are visible if they are too close to the side.  Fun fun fun fun fun.

This is a few pictures of the zpm closer to completion.  I took a plastic clothing hanger, snapped the long lower part, glued the boards to it and used small plexiglass cut outs to be ables to screw it in, holding its orientation right in the middle.  The cap isn't done yet and I need to hold it in place, but its moving along nicely.

Began work on some of my laser challenge guns to retrofit into the car.  First repaint complete.

Painted in the similar colors of a Zat gun, this is my alternate reality serpent guard design weapon, Tau'ri design on the top red crystal.

This is an older laser blaster from the V2 series of laser challenge.  I just got 2 new sets from work, markdown to $3 a set, WOOT!!!  These new ones may be ripped open and installed into the car.