Life Size Disarticulated Human Skeleton Model with Painted Muscle Markings

The XC-130B is a life size disarticulated human skeleton model in durable PVC, supplied as a complete set of separated bones. Each bone is hand-painted with muscle origins in red and insertions in blue for anatomy, physiotherapy and nursing teaching.

Key features:

Life size, complete disarticulated skeleton set
Moulded in PVC for durability in daily classroom use
Hand-painted muscle origins in red and insertions in blue
Removable skull calvarium and movable mandible
All skull foramina, fissures and processes depicted
Separately installed teeth in ceramic white
Right hand and foot articulated, left hand and foot disarticulated
Full set of intervertebral discs included

Skull and extremity detail:

The skull is fully detailed. The calvarium is removable, the mandible is movable, and all foramina, fissures and processes are clearly depicted. Teeth are separately installed in ceramic white to match natural dentition. The right hand and foot are supplied articulated for anatomical reference, while the left hand and foot are disarticulated for individual bone study. A complete set of intervertebral discs is included.

Why the painted markings matter:

The red and blue painting turns a bone identification set into an attachment-site reference. A student working through the origins and insertions of a given muscle can pick up the relevant bone and see exactly where it attaches, instead of cross-referencing an atlas. That makes the XC-130B better suited to physiotherapy, sports science and functional anatomy teaching than a plain skeleton.

Specifications:

Model number: XC-130B

Material: PVC

Scale: Life size

Configuration: Disarticulated, complete set

Markings: Muscle origins in red, insertions in blue

Suitable for medical and dental colleges, nursing and physiotherapy schools, and anatomy departments.

Bulk and export enquiries welcome.

What do the red and blue markings on this skeleton model mean?

Red marks muscle origins and blue marks muscle insertions. The painting is applied by hand to each bone, so attachment sites can be identified directly on the specimen.

Are the hands and feet supplied articulated or separated?

Both. The right hand and foot are articulated so bone relationships can be seen in place, while the left hand and foot are disarticulated for individual carpal and tarsal study.

Should I choose the XC-130B or the XC-130?

Choose the XC-130B if your teaching covers muscle attachment sites. The XC-130 is the same skeleton without the painted markings, for bone identification alone.

Life Size Disarticulated Human Skeleton Model with Painted Muscle Markings

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