Stapleton International Airport ATC Tower (DEN)

Step back in aviation history with our meticulously crafted 3D-printed model of the Stapleton International Airport Air Traffic Control (ATC) Tower. Standing 164 feet tall, this iconic structure served as Denver's gateway to the skies from the 1960s until the airport's closure on February 27, 1995, when Denver International Airport opened its doors. Today the tower lives on as a beloved neighborhood landmark in Denver's Central Park, now home to FlyteCo Tower Brewery.

This detailed replica captures the essence and historic character of the original tower with remarkable precision. Crafted with the latest 3D printing technology, each piece is expertly printed to deliver outstanding quality and accuracy — a fitting tribute to one of Denver's most recognized aviation landmarks.

These models are made to order. Production times may vary, but we strive to ship as quickly as possible. Thank you for your patience and support of small-batch craftsmanship.

Dimensions (height):
1:400 — 4.92 in (124.9 mm)
1:500 — 3.94 in (100.1 mm)
1:200 — 9.84 in (249.9 mm)