Horse Forelimb Anatomy Model – 3D Printed Equine Leg with Tendons & Ligaments | Farrier-Made Vet Student Teaching Aid | Lower Limb Replica

3D Printed Horse Forelimb Anatomy Model

Handmade in the UK by AlexRidgewayFarrier
Materials: PLA, Aluminium
Small business • Farrier-crafted • Educational quality

Bring equine anatomy to life with this highly detailed 3D-printed replica of the horse’s forelimb (below the knee).
Designed and assembled by a practising farrier, this model shows the major bones, flexor tendons, extensor tendons, and collateral ligaments with clear visual accuracy.

This is a professional-grade teaching tool loved by:
Vet students & veterinary nurses
Farriery apprentices
Equine physiotherapists
Horse owners & trainers
Demonstrators, tutors & lecturers

Perfect for lessons, client explanations, studying anatomy, or clinic displays.

Detailed Anatomical Features

• Accurate bone structure of the equine lower limb

• Bright visual tendon and ligament representation

• Flexor & extensor tendons created using colour limited-stretch bands

• Approximate positioning of the collateral ligaments

• Mounted securely on a black 3D-printed base

• Key bone labels for fast learning and teaching

Designed For Education & Demonstration

This model makes it easier to explain:
• Tendon injuries & strain
• Lameness issues
• Lower-limb biomechanics
• Shoeing/trimming effects
• Rehab & movement mechanics

Ideal for clinics, apprenticeships, equine courses and demonstrations.

Available Sizes

(Please specify size at checkout or message after purchase.)

Large: 35 cm (H) × 15.5 cm (L) × 11 cm (W)
Medium: 30 cm (H) × 14 cm (L) × 10 cm (W)
Small: 25 cm (H) × 12.5 cm (L) × 8.5 cm (W)