Welcome to the Lego Puddle Jumper web page! Hello all you STARGATE ATLANTIS / Lego fans out there! Inspired by my fandom of the TV show, I set out to model one of my favourite aspects: the Puddle Jumper. Puddle Jumper. The Puddle Jumper model includes an Ancient drone and an extremely low-detail interior. And copy of my unfinished high-detail interior is included for anyone who would like to have a go at modeling and texturing it. Since I have a new, better Stargate model.
Target Puddle Jumper
When Stargage: Atlantis was launched, my wife and I started watching it, but we got tired of it fairly quickly and went back to just watching SG-1. From what we saw of Stargate: SG-1 in season 8, it seemed that the SGC was out of contact with the personnel who had moved to Atlantis. So we were rather surprised when, in the season finale, the members of SG-1 referred to the gate ship that they commandeered as a 'puddle jumper.'
Stargate Atlantis Puddle Jumper Model
So far as we knew, that was terminology coined by the Atlantis people after they had lost contact with Earth.So, was this phrasing a continuity error? Or was there a in-continuity reason for the SGC to know of the name that had been coined for the gate ship? Not a continuity error; it's a much older term.' Puddle jumper' is an American colloquial term dating to the 1930s.
Totally this. I thought it was obvious that if the two groups were using the same name, and there had been a wealth of information sent from one to the other in the episode that aired the previous week, we were ought to just apply common sense and accept that Moebius came after Letters in the timeline and the terminology originated from the Atlantis logs. I think you have to go out of your way to try not to accept that logic. (Particularly as Moebius in turn leads directly into Atlantis's next episode, with the recovered ZPM used to power the Daealus)–Dec 19 '18 at 16:03. Answer to: 'Puddle Jumper' term.Yes and no.In SGA season 1 episode: 'Letters From Pegasus', McKay sends a data burst to the SGC containing mission reports etc., so it could be there.
However the 2 episodes called 'Moebius' at the end of SG1 season 8, the team enables a new time line before restoring the current time line (which is the theme of the episodes and your question lol) so maybe not. As well, they refer to the term of Gateship 1 in both series as a silly name so the truth is I am not sure. I thought I could answer this but as I was writing my answer I realized I cannot, lol.