Evotech Disarticulated Human Skeleton Model For Anatomy 67 inch High, Full Size Skeleton Models with 3 Poster, Skull, Spine, Bones, Articulated Hand & Foot, for Anatomy Medical Learning

After extensive research, I selected this model and I couldn't be happier. The bones are detailed and of extremely high quality. The Skull is nicely made with the calvarium held in place by magnets. It is easy to open and close. There is even a half-grown wisdom tooth reflecting the thoughtfulness of the design!The bones, including the small ones such as the vertebrae, rib, hand and foot carry a sequential number molded into the actual bone. This is extremely helpful in sorting and identifying each small bone.Overall, excellent quality for an excellent price. Highly recommend.

For the price, it is a very good model. I am unsure if the elements are casted from one individual as some elements do not appear to be homologous with the rest of the remains (namely the clavicles) but that could due to quality of the model. The elements are in good condition, although there are some areas of seams and rough portions of plastic where the elements were removed from the mold that could've been sanded down to avoid sharp/painful edges. Only main complaint is that I have received one incorrect bone. Informations states that the right foot comes articulated and the left disarticulated. I received the right foot articulated, and the majority of the left foot disarticulated however the left calcaneus (heel bone) is not included and I instead received a right calcaneus. Additionally, the lower limb bones (tibiae and fibulae) are bowed, unsure if it is due to a casting issue, something that happened during storage.

Great bones, really helped me study for my anatomy and physiology skeleton test. We get limited class time to see the actual bones, so this really gave me an advantage to have unlimited access at home. Looking at pictures of bones is ok but have the bones to touch and feel I think is better. Looking at the price of bones this was the cheapest I could afford and they look real and have all the same features that my classroom set has. Definitely worth It! They are disarticulated just like we are tested on in class, so easy to assemble doesn’t apply here.

I used disarticulated human skeletons (plastic) to produce a skeletal exhibit which quickly allow students to take-in and assess the various bones of the skeleton in relationship to each other. See photoI did the same with a disarticulated skull showing the two divisions as well a the Axial and Appendicular skeleton.Having access to quality plastic skeletal material has become an asset to laboratory use, especially in the Cadaver Lab. We had a full (plastic) skeleton next to each cadaver. The high end one's that had one side painted with origin and insertion. I was against any skeletal material that was not real bone. But, this was 30 years ago and my objection was due to the poor reproduction of skeletal material in plastic. Now plastic skeletal material is better and more durable than real bone and accurate.

I bought this because my anatomy lab is online due to Covid and not having physical learning tools is hard. It works well, but the accuracy is definitely lacking in certain areas which has been less than ideal

Used for an A&P class in a nursing program. Well made and perfect for my students to learn the bones of the body.

This helped me pass my lab exam in Anatomy. I was surprised how well made these were for the price. Came with all the bones, details were great. One of the best purchases I’ve made, very happy with these.

This came quickly, and is generally accurate (sometimes the pieces that should be symmetrical were not). One big issue: at least one of the pieces was completely incorrect: the xiphoid process of the sternum was a bizarre shape! Wish I could figure out how to exchange that piece!