This knee joint model provides a clear, handson way to study the anatomy and mechanics of the human knee. It accurately reproduces the essential bone components and demonstrates realistic movement, making it a practical tool for learners, educators, and hobbyists. Key benefits Improves understanding of 3D knee anatomy by showing the actual relationship between femur, tibia, and fibula. Makes joint mechanics tangible by simulating bending, extension, and inward and outward rotation. Supports active learning and demonstrations, reducing reliance on 2D images or abstract descriptions. Useful as a visual reference during lessons, study sessions, model building, or project planning. Main features Bone components included: detailed portions of the femur, tibia, and fibula that replicate the essential parts of the knee joint. Anatomy and mechanics: designed to illustrate both structural relationships and mechanical movement, offering a valuable visual and tactile aid. Realistic movement: simulates bending, stretching, and rotation of the knee for interactive demonstrations and handson exploration. Compatibility: intended for classroom, laboratory, studio, or study environments and suitable for hobbyists, students, and professionals interested in bone structure. Practical applications Classroom demonstration: Use the model to show joint structure and motion during lectures or lab sessions, helping students connect textbook diagrams to real movement. Student study and practice: Examine and manipulate the model for selfdirected learning, anatomy coursework, or exam preparation. Reference for creators and professionals: Artists, animators, and technical illustrators can study joint motion for accurate depictions; educators and instructors can use it as a teaching aid during technical explanations. Why choose this model Focused on clarity and accuracy of the knee bones and their motion. Interactive movement provides a more intuitive learning experience than static models. Designed for practical use across education, hobby, and professional reference settings. Who this is for Suitable for hobbyists, students at various levels, instructors, and professionals who need a reliable visual and mechanical representation of the knee joint for study, demonstration, or reference.