3B Life-Size Human Skeleton Bones Model Anatomy Start Price USD 99.00 Current Price USD 563.00 Time Left - Bid Count 12 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Sunday, August 17, 2008 End Time Sunday, August 24, 2008 Location Beaverton, OR See more about '3B Life-Size Human Skeleton Bones Model Anatomy' Description 3B Life-Size Human Skeleton Numbered Bones Model Anatomy Flexible Includes Stand & Cover Top Quality German (not China) Model This is a used 3B Scientific Super Skeleton Sam Skeleton w/ Stand and Cover. This is the Model A-13 and is Made in Germany. This is the top-of-the-line version. Sam additionally allows you to demonstrate the movements of the skull and head joints as well as all natural human postures due to the fully flexible vertebral column. The unique combination of flexible vertebral column, muscle origins and insertions, numbered bones, flexible joint ligaments and a disc prolapse between the 3rd and 4th lumbar vertebrae display over 600 structures of medical/anatomical interest in this top model. To sum it up: • Over 600 hand-numbered and identified details• Hand-painted muscle origins and insertions• Flexible joint ligaments• Flexible vertebral column• Emerging spinal nerves and vertebral arteries• Disc prolapse between L3 and L4• Excellent price-performance ratio• First-class natural cast “Made in Germany”• Manual final assembly• Made of durable, unbreakable plastic• Almost realistic weight of the approx. 200 bones• Life-size• 3-part mounted skull• Individually inserted teeth• Limbs are quick and easy to remove• Stand and dust cover included German designed and crafted, you will not find a higher quality anatomical model. Do not confuse with inferior Made in China models for sale elsewhere. Ideal for teaching or demostrations at the university, medical or nursing school level. This skeleton is 5’7’’ on its stand There is some sun damage to the ligaments on the right side of the skeleton. The ligaments on the right shoulder started to melt from the sun, so the shoulder is wired on. Most of the ligaments on the right knee have torn away or broke. View pictures. Other than the ligaments that have stretched or broke the skeleton is in great shape. Place a Bid!