Be Amazing! Toys Interactive Human Body - 60 Piece Fully Poseable Anatomy Figure – 14” Tall Model - Anatomy Kit – Removable Muscles, Organs,Bones STEM Toy – Ages 8+

Very good for learning the human body. Useful for martial arts study.Can't beat the price.

Let me start by saying I am an amateur artist/cartoonist who likes superhero style comic art. I have several drawing aids/models especially on anatomy (on a budget) like The Visible Man and Visible Woman and one that has 'squishy' organs and clear plastic bodies to see through. This 'toy' is much more different in concept and execution. First it stands about 14 inches tall. The parts are made of various plastic and hard vinyl. It has quite amount of 'heft' to it when compared with the other similar 'anatomy' toys on the market. Secondly the skeleton of this figure is movable. Yes, some parts do detach with a lot of movement, but I find if I am careful, I can get some nice poses with this alone. Lastly the muscles and organs fit inside and on top of the skeleton (no see-through plastic shell that is a non-moving statue). Yes, like the skeleton some of the parts will at times come off but I find they are so well made they do stay on a lot more than I expected. I also liked the figure and joints was sturdy enough to hold poses well. I could not get every pose they had in the promo pictures, but I was able to get a lot more than any other model I have used. This is my new favorite. Value? I liked this thing so much I immediately bought another set because it is so cool - it is simply one of the best anatomies help - on a budget - that I have ever seen (and I mean I have been at this for years with models and figures). I think the asking price compared to other similar anatomy figures is well worth it. I am sold! Added note: I hope Amazing Toys makes an abdomen muscle piece and maybe a head muscle piece to fit the skull. Otherwise this is a dream item. Thanks Be Amazing Toys! Really cool.

Extremely pleased with this human body anatomy model. The joints function relatively realistically. The elbow functions on a hinge joint, and it can’t be bent backwards, just like reality. The shoulder joint is likewise realistic in being a ball-in-socket joint. I got this for our homeschool use, and it’s functioning great along our science curriculum (BFSU). The muscles are well done. We haven’t yet explored the organs much, but am delighted they are included, and somewhat “squishy.” My Kindergartner needs some assistance putting it together, but that’s to be expected. Only sad thing is my preschooler damaged an organ with fragile connections, but it’s still usable. Incredible value for price.

Why not 5 stars? Because you get what you pay for.This toy costs less than $18, but its value is that it can make all the difference in the world when your kids think about a future career. I bought something like this years ago and my son loved it. Today he is a doctor (eye doctor) and I attribute that decision to that long-ago toy.But why the missing star? When you disassemble and re-assemble this toy, you will see its cheapness. Some parts are hard to get together and others fall off rather easily. With patience, every time will stay on the toy. We call our Billy Bones and my grandkids love Billy. Future doctors, I hope.

As my children and I went over the anatomy of the body while homeschooling, this was fantastic help in allowing my children to be hands-on learners. They loved assembling and disassembling Mr Skelly and posing him differently daily.

My 3 year old loves this! We’ve had it for a month and it’s been played with everyday since. The pieces are really sturdy and it’s fairly easy to assemble. Would definitely recommend!

It was great for the anatomy lessons we used it for, but the muscles didn't stay right and it fell apart a little too easily after it was put back together.

My daughter has been interested in anatomy for a while, so I got her this for her 7th birthday. It was a bit tricky for her to assemble (some parts were kind of falling apart on her), but she ultimately was able to assemble it with more fun than frustration. There don't seem to be many sets that hit the age range between toddlers and preteens, so we were happy to find this. She's put this together a few times now. My 9 year old is creeped out by it, but different strokes for different folks!