Eye in Bony Orbit Model 3× Enlarged Human Eye Anatomy Model

This eye in bony orbit model features a three-times enlarged representation of the human eye, mounted within the surrounding bony orbit to provide clear anatomical context. Designed for detailed anatomy teaching, the model allows students to study both internal eye structures and the muscles responsible for eye movement.

The upper half of the eyeball is detachable and separates into seven distinct parts, revealing detailed internal anatomy. The model highlights nine key anatomical components and includes six extraocular muscles, two of which are removable to allow closer examination and hands-on learning. Mounted on a durable plastic base and supplied with a labelled key card, this model supports structured teaching and independent study.

Key Features

• 3× enlarged human eye model for detailed anatomical study
• Eye positioned within the bony orbit for realistic context
• Upper half of eyeball detachable into 7 internal parts
• Highlights 9 key eye structures
• Includes 6 eye movement muscles, with 2 removable for closer examination
• Mounted on a durable plastic base for stability
• Supplied with labelled key card for guided learning
• Ideal for secondary school, tertiary, and health science education

Educational Use

• Teaching human eye anatomy and vision
• Demonstrating eye structure and muscle movement
• Supporting biology, health science, and anatomy lessons
• Student revision and practical identification exercises

Specifications

• Model type: Human eye in bony orbit
• Scale: 3× enlargement
• Number of eye parts: 7 (detachable upper half)
• Muscles shown: 6 (2 removable)
• Mounting: Plastic base
• Included: Key card with labelled anatomical structures