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Stargate SG-1 merchandise announced: Master Replicas helmet in December, BlueBrixx set undated

Two entertainment outlets report new officially licensed Stargate SG-1 merchandise: a Master Replicas Horus Guard helmet due in December 2026 and a BlueBrixx Goa'uld Symbiont building set with no release date. Neither is a new screen production.

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Image: Collider
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Centre · 1Collider reported on 9 November 2026 that Master Replicas will release a Stargate SG-1 Horus Guard Helmet Desktop Replica in December. Centre · 1The replica is made of painted polyresin, stands just under 6 inches tall on its display stand, retails for $69.99 USD and can be pre-ordered on MasterReplicas.com. Centre · 1Collider said Master Replicas has produced Stargate starship and prop replicas for several years, and described this as one last collectible release before Christmas.

Centre · 1On 11 November, Screen Rant reported that BlueBrixx, a LEGO-style brick maker, is adding an officially licensed Goa'uld Symbiont set to its Stargate range. Centre · 1The 400-piece set is about 9.5 inches tall, sticker-free and sits on a sand-colored base. It is listed at €19.95 (about $23), with no official release date, and BlueBrixx is taking email signups. Centre · 1Screen Rant said several other licensed BlueBrixx sets are on the way, and that BlueBrixx already sells models of the X-303 Prometheus, the F-302 fighter and members of the original SG-1 team.

Centre · 2Both outlets place the products against a turbulent year for the franchise: a revival led by Martin Gero was cancelled, and a new series from WandaVision creator Jac Schaeffer was then greenlit. Centre · 1Screen Rant said little is known about the new series' story or place in the timeline, and that it has no confirmed premiere date. Centre · 1Collider noted that the franchise has largely lain fallow since Stargate Universe ended in 2011.

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Both outlets use 'officially returns' headlines for merchandise news. Each opens with the franchise's year of revival announcements and a cancellation, then moves to collectibles.
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Product details such as price, size, materials and ordering. Collider adds franchise background on the 1994 film and the Horus Guards. Screen Rant adds the wider BlueBrixx range.
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Neither covers a new episode or film. Collider gives few details on the new series. Screen Rant has no release date for the BlueBrixx set, and its list of other upcoming sets is empty in the text.
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“Officially Returns”“renaissance”“rollercoaster ride”
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“there's one last release coming next month, just in time for Christmas.” — Collider
“the franchise is experiencing something of a renaissance in the merchandise/collectible department.” — Screen Rant

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