Axis Scientific Mini Human Skeleton Model with Metal Stand, 31" Tall with Removable Arms and Legs, Easy to Assemble, includes Detailed Product Manual for Study
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- Mini Human Skeleton: The Axis Scientific miniature skeleton model is 31"; tall, demonstrates articulation in the shoulder, elbow, wrist hip knee and ankle joints, and includes major anatomical landmarks for study.
- Interact and Learn: Our anatomical skeleton model features realistic movement for concentrated study and interaction. This miniature skeleton is fully articulated, and replicates natural movements at the joints.
- Complete Study Guide: Included is the Axis Scientific study guide, allowing for the identification of the frontal bone, axis and atlas, sacrum, mandible, sternum, and many other anatomical landmarks.
- High Quality: Axis Scientific anatomy skeleton model for medical students are hand-painted and assembled with the utmost attention to detail. This human skeleton mini anatomy model is perfect for the doctor's office, anatomy classroom, or study aid.
- Anatomy Model Experts: All we do is anatomy. Axis Scientific designs all anatomy models in collaboration with medical professionals ensuring the highest quality anatomical replicas.
Color: Bone White
Brand: Axis Scientific
Theme: Figures/People
Material: Metal
Style: Anatomy
Color: Bone White
Brand: Axis Scientific
Theme: Figures/People
Material: Metal
Style: Anatomy
Occasion: Halloween
Product Dimensions: 12"D x 31"W x 9"H
Recommended Uses For Product: Science education for anatomy
Mounting Type: Tabletop
Cartoon Character: Heart
Finish Type: Painted
Special Feature: Product Manual, Removable arms and legs, 3 year warranty
Included Components: Detachable skull with removable calvarium and articulating mandible, Detailed study guide, Detachable stand
Product Care Instructions: Wipe Clean
Collection Name: All
Seasons: All Seasons
UPC: 616316879317
Number of Items: 1
Item Weight: 4.94 pounds
Manufacturer: Axis Scientific
Item model number: A-105168
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: January 9, 2015
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Good quality and detail to the skeleton. It is easy to assemble and a perfect size for my workspace
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2023 by Kyle Sikora
The media could not be loaded. The skelly was provided by Axis as a 'for review' item. And it's quite impressive if we don't factor 'size' which is about 3 ft. tall. But that's Okay because most bones are there which should make it good teaching material. Our daughter who helped me set it up is in fact planning to donate it to her school because she will actually be taking anatomy this year and she knows that the school couldn't afford to purchase a skeleton replica because supporting the sports teams is so much more important. Before I post her thoughts, I would like to note that, even without an assembly guide, we were able to put it all together in about 15 minutes. It's not that complicated but a one-page 'manual' would have helped. That being said, here are our daughter's thoughts of the skelly. By the way, she named it 'Friend'. I know... _____________________________________________ This human skeleton replica is really nice for someone like me who is about to study anatomy in school. The bones can be easily identified and you can even bend the arms and legs. The legs came detached but you can put them on easily. As you move the top of the leg more the string begins to loosen a little but you can fix it by doing the same method you would've used to put it on (pushing the button and pulling the string). The bones are very strong and the base is sturdy so I don't think it'd break too easily. I know that I am going to miss it but I am planning to give it to the school because being able to touch the bones will be more interesting than just watch videos and stare at drawings. _____________________________________________ I am rating it a 5 star because this is good stuff but I hope the maker attach an assembly guide.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2016 by Cthulhu
Excellent and technically complete skeleton at a reasonable size and price. Sturdy, but with quick-connect elastic for the limbs should you need to detach them. The hands are rigid and there is no wrist articulation beyond slight flexing front to back, but as far as I can tell all bones are represented. The feet are also rigid without any articulation at all. The base and where the skeleton attaches to it are the weak points. While a heavy metal counterbalance weight is provided, the plastic base is thin and cheap looking and not quite sturdy enough compared to the weighty PVC of the skeleton. The metal rod in the spine only extends a few inches up, making it seem as if this is the flexible model (it isn't.) Trying to flex or bend the spine- even turning the skeleton on the pivot- will more often than not tip the whole thing over. A good, lower cost substitute for a full-sized study model, but not quite perfect.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2024 by Six Blue Monkeys
I bought this as a radiography student to study from, and it has been such a big help! I consider it a good investment, because although it's pricey, it helps me visualize the bones in terms of positioning. I even brought it to clinical and use it in between patients. It includes all of the bony details necessary for image evaluation. Not every joint is moveable (like the ankle, fingers, and toes) but the elbow, knee, wrist, hip, neck, and shoulder joints move great. Perfect size to pack up and move around, but not too small that you can't see anything.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2020 by Amazon Customer
Picked this up for a Highschool Sophomore taking Biology and entry level nursing classes. Item is sturdy and mounts to the stand without issue. As far as accuracy of the skeleton. Comparing it to her medical books it is accurate ( I was no help here as I have a history and business degrees... But I know some of the words to the 'headbone's connected to the... neckbone...' etc. Good study tool, good documentation, just the right size to sit on a desk or bookshelf. On a final note. It fits perfectly into the Star Wars 36inch Stormtrooper armor, if you cut it open... Just adding.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2020 by Just a guy
It was user friendly
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2024 by Allan Dunlap
I love this little guy. I’ve named him skinny Steve. Hes almost 3 feet tall and oh so handsome. He’s pretty accurate for the most part. I love all the bony landmarks it’s a great anatomy tool. I only wish the bones of the carpals and tarsals were distinguishable.
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2021 by Amazon Customer
Excelente articulo
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2024 by Claudio Espejo