breesky 70.8 Inches Human Skeleton Model for Anatomy - Life Size Medical Human Skeleton Model with Ligament，with Nervous System 70.8 in with Rolling Stand for Medical Study and Display

Great model. Easy to use and visualize. Got it for grad school and couldn't be happier to have him

This has been incredibly helpful for my school studies to become a physical therapist assistant.The bony landmarks are detailed and the joints articulate well. I saw another review about the skull not being able to open and I think they either got a faulty one or they didn’t try hard enough to take the top off. This skeleton’s skull does open and the magnets and facets that hold it together are strong. This model is well made and I’m very happy with my purchase.I had to put the hardware back on a femur that came apart during shipping but thankfully I found all of the screws and washer in the box.

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for. I am a corrective, medical, and therapeutic exercise specialist and part of my protocol is to teach patients and clients about their treatment. This model is great because it has spinal nerves, muscle origins and insertions and Ligaments. The digits and phalanges move and there is even a bulging (herniated) disc. It was easy to assemble, is durable and accurate enough to use for ANY medical practice or for medical students. Great product!

I bought this model for my Anatomy class practice. It's super easy to put together and it's really high quality. Everything is articulated and detailed. The skull even comes in its own box so I can more easily memorize the skull structures and bone markings. It came with 3 really detailed posters on the spine, skeleton, and muscles. A huge bonus for my memorization journey.If you're thinking about getting a skeleton model, GET THIS ONE!

Perfect for anatomy students!! Includes everything you’ll need to study and even comes with three posters on the skeletal system, muscular system, and the spine. The directions are at the very bottom of the box underneath the cardboard for those who can’t find it!

Surprisingly easy to put together with only 4 or 5 parts and little screw in parts that required bo additional tools. Bought as an Xmas gift for an anatomy/science loving 8 year old, he was excited. It had a nice little roller stand with it too so it was pretty easy to wheel the thing into his bedroom.

Great for studying. Recommended.

I do not see assembly instructions so I am guessing how it goes together. The stand does have a metal pole that is a press fit into the wobbly plastic stand. But for the really frustrating part, there is no way for the skeleton to be mounted into the base. There is a metal rod running through the spine, but there is no room for the 1/4 inch threads to grab onto the stand/pole! It will not work! Also not sure how to get the skull to attach to the spine.I presume the metal rod in the spine is in backwards? I tried to move it down to get more room to grab the set screw on the base, no luck there. I could not move it without destroying the spine as it is filled with connective tissue that would be too difficult to re-threat through every vertebrae.DO NOT BUY unless you like solving puzzles and trips to the hardware store.