Life Size Human Skeleton with Muscles and Ligaments on Stand
The XC-101A is a life size human skeleton with hand-painted muscle origins and flexible joint ligaments, cast from a male adult and supplied on a pelvic mounted stand. One model carries skeletal anatomy, muscle attachment sites and joint ligament structure in a single demonstration.
Key features:
- Flexible joint ligaments fitted - joint structure and movement shown, not just bone
- Hand-painted muscle origins - attachment sites identified directly on the skeleton
- Natural cast of a male adult skeleton - proportions taken from a real specimen
- Pelvic mounted stand with base - supports from the pelvis and leaves the spine clear for viewing
- Skull with movable jaw, cut calvarium and suture lines - cranial detail included
- Durable plastic, washable and unbreakable - stands up to daily classroom handling
Ligaments as well as muscle markings:
Most teaching skeletons stop at bone, and the better ones add painted muscle origins. The XC-101A goes further by fitting flexible ligaments at the joints, so a class can see how a ligament restrains and guides movement rather than reading about it. Combined with the painted origins, that covers osteology, muscle attachment and joint structure on one model.
Cast, mounting and finish:
The skeleton is a natural cast taken from a male adult, so proportions and surface detail follow a real specimen rather than an idealised drawing. It is supplied on a pelvic mounted stand, which supports the skeleton from the pelvis and leaves the ribcage and spine clear for viewing. The skull has a movable jaw, a cut calvarium and marked suture lines, and the plastic is washable and unbreakable.
Specifications:
Model number: XC-101A
Material: Durable plastic, washable
Scale: Life size
Cast: Natural cast of a male adult skeleton
Mounting: Pelvic mounted stand with base
Muscles: Hand-painted muscle origins
Ligaments: Flexible joint ligaments
Skull: Movable jaw, cut calvarium, suture lines
Suitable for medical and nursing colleges, physiotherapy and sports science departments, and anatomy teaching labs. Bulk and export enquiries welcome.


