Human skeleton teaching model with functional shoulder joint and ligament This durable PVC bone model is designed for clear, reliable anatomy demonstration and observation. The full skeleton structure is securely mounted on a stable base and includes a useful shoulder joint model with realistic ligament detail to illustrate joint mechanics. Key benefits Clear anatomy visualization for teaching and demonstration: Presents bone structure and joint relationships in a form that is easy to observe from all angles. Functional shoulder joint with ligament: Allows instructors to demonstrate shoulder movement and ligament position for better comprehension of joint mechanics. Durable construction: Made from PVC material that resists wear and maintains shape for repeated classroom or clinic use. Stable, displayready mounting: The entire structure is firmly mounted on a base that keeps the model upright and easy to inspect. Versatile teaching tool: Suitable for anatomy classes, clinical education settings, and demonstration displays where reliable, handson models are needed. Features and attributes Material: PVC bone model construction for durability and detail. Joint detail: Shoulder joint includes ligament representation for realistic movement demonstration. Mounting: Complete skeleton structure mounted securely on a stable base for upright display and easy observation. Performance: Strong and durable build intended for frequent handling and demonstration. Use scenarios Anatomy classroom: Use the model for lectures and handson lab sessions to help students identify bones, joints, and ligament relationships. Clinical education and patient explanation: Demonstrate joint motion and bone structure during clinical teaching or when explaining anatomy to learners and visitors. Training and display: Place the model on a stable base for demonstrations at workshops, seminars, or educational exhibits. This human skeleton teaching model provides a practical, durable solution for educators and trainers who need a stable, detailed anatomical reference with a functional shoulder joint and ligament for clear demonstration.