At 48cm tall, this articulated skeleton stretches across any surface with a wide grinning jaw and ribbed chest. Fully mobile joints at the arms, legs, hips, and neck let you pose it freely.
25-centimetre articulated anatomy in bone. The toe joints and ankle actually move, and the anatomical detail is striking enough to make it an excellent educational piece or conversation starter for your desk.
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.
Articulated fingers move independently at every knuckle on this self-standing 19cm skeleton hand in bone. It makes a striking desk accent that doubles as an eerie Halloween decoration.
A slightly unhinged desk buddy with articulated fingers you can pose into any stance. Realistic skin tone, deep red wrist ring, and painted fingernails make it the creepiest little thing on your shelf.
Pose it, bend it, set it on your desk like a tiny skeleton reaching for your coffee mug. Articulated fingers, wrist, and forearm let you move every joint. 22cm of anatomical mischief.
Pose it, bend the fingers, and watch the joints flex through every knuckle. This anatomical hand model in bone reads as a single connected piece with realistic finger and wrist articulation.
Standing 19cm tall, this right skeleton hand balances upright on its forearm base. Bone knuckles and fingers pose in any direction, turning heads on any desk or shelf.