Skeleton Foot (Right)
AED 50.00
An anatomical model of a human foot skeleton in bone, with articulated toes. Hollow cross-sections at the shin bones reveal thick walls, and every phalanx moves independently.
Availability: 1 in stock
Bones arranged in authentic anatomical order, hollow tibia and fibula ends at the top, rounded ankle bones below, then five metatarsals fanning out to articulated toes. The uniform bone color carries across the whole piece, and the hollow cross-sections at the shin add a striking depth that flat models never achieve.
Move each toe independently. The phalanxes articulate freely, so you can bend the big toe two segments and the lesser toes three each into whatever stance you want. The hollow cylindrical openings at the leg-bone ends show dark recessed interiors you can actually look into.
It’s the kind of piece that makes people lean closer. Medical students will appreciate the accuracy, and whoever sits across from you at a desk will want to know where you found it. A striking anatomical detail for anyone who appreciates the body’s architecture.
| Color | Bone |
|---|---|
| Material | PLA |
| Size | 25cm |
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