Lifesize anatomical joint model for teaching and demonstration Key benefits Precise anatomy at a 1:1 scale that clearly shows the structural relationships of bones, muscles, nerves, and blood vessels in human joints. detail texture and accurate anatomical proportions make it easy to identify and explain joint components during lessons or study. Real joint cut surfaces included for direct reference, supporting clearer understanding of internal joint structure. Designed around the six major joints of the human body, making it especially useful for focused instruction and comparative study. Features Scale: 1 to 1 ratio for truetolife size and spatial relationships. Anatomy included: bones, muscles, nerves, and blood vessels are all represented to illustrate how tissues interact within a joint. Cut surface design: realistic cross sections show internal structures for detailed examination. Visual clarity: pronounced texture and precise molding enhance visibility of small anatomical features. Intended use: educational demonstration tool for classrooms, labs, and professional training environments. Practical applications Classroom demonstration: Use the model during lectures to illustrate joint anatomy, relationships, and movement mechanics for students of anatomy, physiology, or allied health fields. Lab and practical sessions: Support handson learning by allowing students to inspect and compare realsize structures and cut surfaces. Professional training and review: Serve as a visual reference for instructors, therapists, and clinicians during workshops, case reviews, or skill refreshers. Who it is for Students studying human anatomy and related courses. Teachers and instructors needing a dependable visual aid for demonstrations. Professionals and trainers looking for a detailed reference model for instruction and review. Why choose this model Accurate, lifesize representation and clear textures improve comprehension and retention of joint anatomy. Specifically focused on the six major joints with real cut surfaces for direct comparison to theoretical descriptions. Practical for a range of educational settings where precise, visual teaching aids are required.