Scientific Human Skeleton Model for Anatomy, 17.7“H Human Body Model,with Movable Arms and Legs Bones Structures,Whole Spine and Ribs of The Skeleton Model are Integrated,Suitable for Simple Teaching

My daughter needed this for school, and it was the perfect size—not a giant skeleton taking over the room, but about 2 feet tall. It even comes with a handy paper identifying all the bones. I’m sure it’s a great learning tool for kids (and adults!) in school.

This model comes assembled and is very detailed and accurate, given the price. No, this is not the paragon of perfection in terms of anatomical accuracy, but it is a fantastic learning tool for high school age, or even undergraduate students. My high school student daughter used red clay to build a muscular model over the right-half of this skeleton to show the musculoskeletal system in one model. She got high praise for it from her health teacher. I highly recommend this for students or others curious about anatomy.

helpful model for personal edification, but if you want to move beyond basic bone structure, this model won't get you there, as the joints are random and dont align to hinge, ball and socket, pivot, etc.

It was very useful for modeling and it is good for smaller presentations and things of that sort. I had an anatomy presentation with it and I used a ton of clay to make muscles on the leg like the butt and the quads, so if you are using it for that it will do it just fine. I also got an A on said assignment so there’s that.

I bought this skeleton for a bridal shower. The girl is studying to be in PTc, so I labeled bone parts with velcro, so as a game, the other women tried to find where to put the bones and stick them on the skeleton. I also put a veil on it. It got a lot of laughs and the bride loved it so much, she took it home with her!

Alignment of this particular skeleton is defective enough to return/exchange. Sternum/ribcage is torqued far off center. Pelvis is cocked in opposite direction from rib cage torque. Illustration is of a properly aligned skeleton, so something may have distorted this unit. Also, tiny nut that holds arm on is missing from one of skeleton's shoulders.No instruction sheet provided for how to assemble skeleton on stand - which nuts/wing nuts/washers go where. Would save time and learning to read assembly directions is part of the educational process.(Skeleton's jaw pulls open, snaps itself shut via springs and the top of the skull bounces up, sometimes jumps off - "flips its lid". Quite entertaining.)

Oh my gosh this is a wnderful model to see how the bones work with with each other. I have a PIlates studio, I got this to show them how the body moves.

It is as advertised but is much more sturdy than I expected. We have had a lot of fun times with this. 😊👍