15PCS/SET 4D Disassembled Classic Skull Anatomical Model Detachable Medical Teaching Tool
Description
This small simulation original color skull can be split into 15 parts, 1:2 ratio design, compact and portable, structural integrity! Between the parts are magnet adsorption and plug-in card slot two forms of collocation, assembly is more simple, more stable.
Size:10X11X12cm
Weight:350g
Material:PVC
Note:
Pls allow 0-1cm error due to manual measurement.pls make sure you don’t mind before you bid.
Due to difference between different monitors, the pictures may not reflect the actual color of the item.Thank you!
Customer Reviews
10 reviews for 15PCS/SET 4D Disassembled Classic Skull Anatomical Model Detachable Medical Teaching Tool
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F***a –
Perfect
Shopper –
small, more like soft plastic but super realistic.
I used it for an escape room: they had to find the parts and assemble it.
Shopper –
Excellent product, but the size of the collar is small.
К***ч –
Of course, the model is not at all anatomical but very, very approximate, especially considering the 1:2 scale and the quality of detail work. In the base of the skull, for example, only one hole is reliably and accurately identified, the foramen magnum, the others are barely outlined, and some are even completely absent. The wedge-shaped bone is also tears. In general, you can’t study anatomy much, but as a souvenir, it’s quite nice. It looks quite realistic, and besides its congruency, the details are also held together by magnets, so when assembled, it is quite sturdy and looks beautiful on the table. Cute toy.
Shopper –
Very good model for explaining cranial anatomy.
Patients love it! Very educational.
a***r –
Great product arrived quickly. I recommend!
a***r –
Very good
N***s –
It arrived perfectly.
J***i –
Product as advertised, well finished
П***ч –
good miniature skull model. not all bones separate, but that’s not necessary. just an interesting anatomical puzzle.