The M/V Cooperative Enterprise is one of the largest and most recognizable line-haul towboats on America's inland waterways. Built by St. Louis Shipbuilding & Steel in 1981, the vessel's 10,500-horsepower triple-screw design was purpose-built to move massive tows throughout the Lower Mississippi River system. Today, she continues that tradition as part of the ARTCo (American River Transportation Company) fleet.
This highly detailed 1:245 scale model faithfully captures the distinctive profile of the M/V Cooperative Enterprise, making it an excellent display piece for collectors, current and former crew members, and anyone with an appreciation for the largest towboats ever built for the inland river industry.
Each model is individually produced in Mississippi using high-resolution 3D printing and hand assembly, accurately recreating the vessel's proportions and major exterior details.
Vessel Information
Operator: ARTCo (American River Transportation Company)
Builder: St. Louis Shipbuilding & Steel
Year Built: 1981
Length: 200 feet
Beam: 54 feet
Horsepower: 10,500 HP
Propulsion: Triple Screw
Scale Dimensions (1:245)
Boat Only: Approximately 9.80 in (249 mm) long
Features
High-detail 3D printed construction
Accurate 1:245 scale
Professionally assembled and finished
Designed and manufactured in Mississippi
Ideal for collectors, mariners, office displays, and retirement gifts
Every model is built to order. Minor variations may occur as each piece is individually produced, but every effort is made to accurately represent the vessel while ensuring a durable, high-quality finished model.
Please note: This model is an artistic representation intended for display and is not affiliated with or endorsed by ARTCo or ADM.
