2x Life-Size Human Brain Anatomical Model — Learn Anatomy the Way It Was Meant to Be Taught

See It. Touch It. Understand It.

There's a reason the best anatomy teachers don't rely on textbooks alone. This 2× life-size human brain anatomical model brings real structure to your lessons, lectures, and study sessions — letting students explore the brain's complexity through hands-on interaction rather than flat diagrams. Whether you're a teacher, student, researcher, or science enthusiast, this model transforms how you understand the human mind.

2× Life-Size Scale for Clear, Detailed Study

• Modeled at twice the actual size of the human brain for enhanced visibility of structures
• Every region, lobe, and anatomical feature is clearly defined and easy to identify
• Ideal for classroom demonstrations, lab work, and self-directed study

4-Part Detachable Design

• Separates into 4 individual parts for intuitive assembly and disassembly
• Allows students to observe internal structures and spatial relationships hands-on
• Sturdy construction keeps parts firmly in place during demonstrations — no slipping

Color-Coded with Anatomical Labels

• Color-coded regions make it easy to distinguish different brain areas at a glance
• Includes anatomical labels identifying key structures for guided learning
• Supports faster comprehension and better retention compared to charts or posters

Display Base Included

• Comes with a stable display base for secure, upright presentation
• Perfect for classroom shelves, lab benches, office displays, and science fairs
• Keeps the model safely positioned between study sessions

Dimensions & Specifications

• Scale: 2× life-size
• Parts: 4 detachable sections
• Color: Multicolor (color-coded anatomy)
• Labels: Anatomical labels included
• Base: Display base included
• Weight: Approx. 1.9 kg (4.2 lbs)
• Best For: Science education, anatomy teaching, medical research, student study, science displays

What's in the Box

• 1× 4-Part Human Brain Anatomical Model (2× life-size)
• 1× Display Base

Because the best way to understand the brain is to hold it in your hands.