Disarticulated Human Skeleton Model for Anatomy, Life Size 62" High - Medical Quality, 200+ Skeletal Bones - 3 Part Skull with Movable Jaw, Articulated Hand & Foot

The skull is very well made. Most of the features are present (of course we can’t expect 100% of it to be present on a model skeleton). Skull had a magnetically detachable calvaria (roof) and the jaw is movable. (The temporomandibular joint comes with a cartilageish part that helps it to move smoothly and this is a very cool feature I haven’t seen in other model skeletons.) The skeleton is life size, and made of a strong material. Important to anyone studying anatomy in med school. The price is good and I’d happily pay even more than $111 for it. The shipping weight is about 8kg so be aware of that before shipping internationally, if your shipping carrier charges you by weight.Definitely satisfied by it. If they could increase the accuracy a tad bit it would be better though, like the foramena and the fossae on the sphenoid bone, mandible etc. But the features shown are anatomically correct so there’s no doubt about that. Good purchase. Would recommend to any medical student.

Awesome! These are great quality,and some of the bones are labeled left and right for assistance. You get the right hand and foot put together but the other pairs are disarticulated in a bag,which is fine because you really only need one to study with,and the fact that the whole spine comes disarticulated is the perfect way to learn which are cervical,thoracic, etc.As far as accuracy and detail goes,these were exactly like the ones they had in the lab and in the academic learning center at school (I just like to be at home and study) the only thing I would kinda knock is the skull. It is pretty detailed as far as sutures and in some of the bones of the orbit. But I felt like the underside wasnt as detailed as it could've been. Overall, excellent quality and excellent price for what you're getting.

Don't expect extreme detail in these bones. They are just passing as far as being anatomically accurate, so they are suitable for someone learning the bones at a surface level. If you are on a more advanced course and need to know the name of every bump and groove on every bone, maybe spring for a more expensive university model. One hand/one foot is articulated, and there are left and right indicators on the longbones ("L" and "R"). This is somewhat inconvenient if you want to test yourself on the difference between left and right side bones, but I guess convenient if you are afraid you will loose track of which is which (I would prefer without the indicators). It is however, solid plastic and very sturdy. There is a nice weight to it.Overall, at the price it is worth it...but to make it suitable for my needs I will need to take apart the articulated bits, add a bit of epoxy sculpt to fill in the holes and get rid of the "L"/"R" indicators, add some more details that are important for my study, clean up the rough factory seams, and give it a new paint job.Its a lot of work, but when I am done it wont be any different than the $600 models, which makes me very excited. I am very happy to have this model in my hands.

I am very happy with my purchase. Bones are made very well. They are more of a hard material than a rubber which I am so glad for. Less chance of warping of the bones. I highly recommend this to anyone who is a hands on learner like myself. The skeleton system came well packaged with loose bones separated by baggies. You can seriously use this thing forever...if you decide the medical field isn't for you...you can always use it for halloween decorations ;)Incase you are curious about what it comes with:- A poster of the skeletal system-Skull (detachable top & Mandible)-Hyoid bone- Right & Left scapula + clavicles- Vertebrae column (on a string, and comes with joints that go in-between vertebras)- R&L Humerus-R&L Radius + Ulna's-R&L Femur-R&L Tibia and Fibula-Non articulated pelvis + sacrum ( the coccyx is in another baggie too which I thought was weird/cool)- R&L Patellas- 1 Articulated foot and hand- Two separate bags of unarticulated foot and hand + carpals and Metatarsals**NOTE** The un articulated hand and foot pieces are labeled with letters and numbers. I assumed it was going to match something on the poster to help students learn the individual pieces and what they look like separated but I don't see any evidence of that on the poster. I'll look into it more later and update if I find anything.Good luck in your career!

These got such great reviews that I ordered one on spec, and it was so good that I ordered 4 more for an Introductory course on Human Origins. They have a surprising amount of detail, the package contains all the bones, and they are well made and heavy-duty so they won't break with the fumbling and manhandling of 300 inexperienced students per year. We use real bones for our advanced courses, but these are great for courses where students need to learn basic bones and bone features. Best of all they are affordable!! The administration was delighted to approve $500 for skeletons since they had just paid 40K to outfit another bioanth lab with casts from a more scientific source.

This is an excellent product for the informal or formal study of human anatomy/osteology. When used in conjunction with the availability of natural human skeletons it is suitable as an aid in a professional school setting. The overall quality is very good and the individual bones feel substantial and dense in hand. The right hand and right foot come articulated with wire; the rest of the skeleton is disarticulated. The vertebra come held in their proper order with a cord and inter-vertebral discs are provided if a more permanent and accurate articulation is desired. No single specimen, artificial or natural, can represent all the variation that occurs among individuals and this must be kept in mind. Overall I think this product is an excellent value and I am completely satisfied with my purchase.