"SCIENTIFIC hatchers"

A high quality representation of the human cardiovascular system in one-half scale.

The life-size human pelvis model is flexible for simpler research.

These half size torsos are a great starter torso for any classroom. Available in three different part counts all of these models show basic human anatomy and systems. The most basic figures illustrate general structure of organs and systems and are cast with a cutaway skull exposing a cast brain. The Dissectible head version also shows more advanced head and neck structure, as well as a half brain removable from inside the skull. The most advanced version shows all of the same items as the dissectible head version and also includes a removable female insert, and shows musculature on the left side.

Life size model includes color coded regions of the brain in addition to typical internal and external anatomical features of the human brain.

The six-part human eye model (magnified 5×) is a very highly detailed demonstration of the human eye, allowing students to deconstruct the eyeball into six smaller parts to examine the major internal structures.

The highly detailed human ovary cross sectional model allows for close examination of the female reproductive structures.

Multi-piece enlarged model for advanced anatomical studies of the human ear.

This life size replica of a human skeleton is painted to show the points of muscle origin in red and insertion in blue along the left side. Quality hardware allows easy movement of major joints and 3 part skull is removable for closer study of jaw and teeth.

This life-size human skull shows all of the details of an adult human skull.

Hand-painted heart and lung model.

Comprehensive kidney structures model.

These kidney section models are colorful and anatomically accurate.

Life like Individual bone replicas of a human adult male skeleton. Designed for patient or classroom demonstration.

This hand painted model shows the germination of a dicot - specifically a pea seed. It comes mounted on a base and has a key card for identifying key structures.

Typical plant and animal cells are displayed on bases for comparison. Use to show similarities and differences, and point out structures and organelles of each cell type.

This plant cell model is separated in 4 parts.