American Educational Skeleton Model Height Review

This is exactly what we were looking for! I don't know what the skeleton really looks like; What - do I have X-ray vision? It gives us the direction we need. I wanted to show my tai chi students where the sit bones are. We keep them here at home. We call him Mr Bones. Now he has a $20 bill between his teeth. The money came in a card from a relative as a birthday present for our daughter and Mr. Bones was a good place to keep it safe until she takes it to buy ice cream or something at Target.

I was looking for a tutorial with enough detail to allow students to shape and position tone muscles. It has good qualities. The skull is slightly more detailed than the appendix bones - the skull has a removable skullcap with a visible Turkish saddle, well-done main seams, and so on. Large appendicular features such as trochanters are visible, but do not expect comparable small details such as tubercles to appear on appendicular bones. Overall, it's very well made and far exceeded my…

This is not my fantasy anatomical skeleton for so much money, it's very good. His humorous, hard look. The shoulders are ridiculously fixed in a forward position almost behind the sternum. But it's accurate enough. That's not possible at all. I wanted something to practice tone muscles to further learn anatomy in a tactile way. I'm more likely to remember the shape of a muscle if I need to create a 3D shape to represent it. I have an anatomical sculpture for $400. That's great. It's definitely…