– Elementary Anatomy Skeleton – Life-Size Human Skeleton | Removable Arms, Legs & 3-Part Skull | Movable Base | Skeletal & Muscular Anatomy Posters Included

Ok, this skeleton is just awesome. His name is Manny Calavera (Grim Fandango, anyone?) and he stays by the window looking to spook some neighbors. It’s very nice quality, you can pose it almost any way you want it - doesn’t mean it will hold all poses on its own but it’s quite sturdy and I managed to make it stay seated quite well (see photo). It moves “realistic” too (as I think our own body does, within reason). Seems like an accurate budget skeleton indeed. It’s also quite detailed and though the wheeled stand is simple, it is pretty useful. You get two anatomy posters which is pretty cool to help in your studies, if that’s the goal. Goes without saying that it also makes for an amazing all year decoration for those darkly inclined, or a halloween buddy ofc. Great value for money too - most decent skeletons for anatomy studies are going to set you back a few hundred and those cheap, totally non accurate halloween ones this size seem to cost ~£45, so ~£75 for a really good one seems like a great deal to me.

Mac has become part of the family 💀 Well made (though not always well behaved!) & a hit all year round... remember, a Skelly isn't just for Ween 🎃

Very disappointed with this product, unfortunately. Price is very good, but the quality of the skeleton we ordered is not. Opened it, found that metal connector parts on one of tibia and femur for one of the legs are damaged or otherwise defective. Cannot assemble correctly or safely. The part that connects the patella and tibia to the femur has not been orientated the correct way, meaning that the metal pipe that passes through the bone holes and connectors do not match up. I have provided comparisons image between the one leg that is correctly aligned and the defective one. The connector that joins the head of the femur to the acetabulum is bent, meaning that the screw that holds it can actually slip out which means the limb would also not be secure. I have provided images to illustrate this. Will sadly have to request a refund as it is unusable. Daughter is very disheartened as she wanted a skeleton for her uni studies. We are hoping that this is just an unfortunate error and have ordered another, but it will not arrive until Thursday. This is very unfortunate as she has an anatomy mock exam on Friday. Will amend the review upon delivery of the new skeleton. Hoping this one will not have any issues. :( EDIT 22/10/20: New skeleton arrived. It was in much better condition than the last one, and we also noticed that it all seemed to be secured better. Unsure if we were unlucky to receive a defective one the first time round. No damage to any of the connectors. Daughter is happy. Amended review from 2 to 4 stars.

A necessary reminder of our mortality which should be in every serious dharma practitioner’s home. Good value for money too. Recommended.

i cried tears of joy. i love it so much it's so easy to assemble and anatomically correct. 110% recommend best purchase ive ever made

I can not believe that this is this good at such a small price. I payed £85 I think and that came with two free anatomy posters which I needed that rrp at £12 each, so this was in effect only £61 to me. But even at five times the price this is a great bit of kit. Not as good a quality in the joints etc as you get in expensive alternatives, but if you’re looking for a skeleton to practise muscle and bone knowledge, it’s perfect. Can’t praise this enough.

I’m a physiotherapy student and bought a Skelton as it’s much easier to learn nerve paths etc… We use some in our practicals and this is soo bad. Bad quality ; the some bones don’t even fit as they should on a real ( decent Skelton ). Not to even mention the arms bending the wrong way 😭. I highly wouldn’t advice this skeleton

I've wanted one of these for years after doing my forensic science degree. this was a bargain price compared to others I've seem so couldn't resist. Best impulse buy ever! He arrived quickly, was a bit tricky to assemble but that mainly my fault due to my inability to correctly read instructions. We've called him Bones, and he is now taken up permanent residency in our hallway. He's a good educational tool but also makes a great hat/coat stand lol. Honestly we love him, would recommend, but remember adopting a skeleton is for life not just for halloween!