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ZAPAXO Science Education Mannequin 5-Piece Set
- Focus on bringing rich human anatomy learning experience to children, combine scientific knowledge with vivid models, and lead them on a professional learning journey.
10.63 inch torso human visceral heart anatomical model
- Simulated human anatomy model, real organ position, convenient installation, detailed analysis of human organ, suitable for teaching explanation.
- Suitable for teaching models, doctor-patient communication, and human exploration enlightenment.
- The model adopts computer color matching and manual painting, and the color separation area displays various parts of the model.
- The model is placed on a PVC steel threaded base in a natural relaxation state of approximately 1:1 of the adult heart.
- Removable left and right ventricular walls and arterial pulsation sections of the model.
17.7 inch human skeleton model
- Showcasing the structural relationship between bones and muscles, detailing over 300 structures of medical importance.
- This skeleton uses a thick electroplated metal clip, which is sturdy and stable, beautiful and atmospheric, and not easy to topple.
- This model displays the layers and structures of human skin at different levels, including hair, follicles, sebaceous glands, sweat glands, skin receptors, nerves, and blood vessels.
- The skin model is computer color matched and finely painted, which is not easy to peel off and is clear and easy to read, making it easy to observe and learn. The physical object is photographed and clearly visible
4D assembled human brain model
- The product consists of tens to dozens of components with different parts, shapes, and various wedges. When assembling, it is necessary to follow the instructions and drawings, and insert them in order according to the shape and position of different parts and wedges.
- 4D means that the "4D Master" is highly simulated, meticulously designed and handmade according to the natural shapes of various animals or objects, as well as the proportions of various characters and military equipment. Therefore, it has high ornamental and collectible value.
- When assembling, left and right hands and hand eye coordination are required to achieve the goal of exercising finger flexibility and hand eye coordination. More importantly, the assembled products have also developed and cultivated spatial imagination and the potential of the right brain.
- Suitable for age: It contains small parts and is not suitable for use by children aged 3 and below. Children aged 4-7 need to be supervised and assisted by adults,
- 8 years old and above: able to complete independently
Alicia D.
Reviewed in Canada on March 5, 2025
Really cool everyone loves to check the pieces out
Pichate
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2024
Thank you
Josie
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2023
I use this to teach. Excellent quality.
Diane Will
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2023
There are five separate parts to this model-skeleton, brain, heart, skin and internal organs. The individual pieces are highly detailed and fit together easily by following the instructions in the manual. The manual is also highly detailed, with lots of photographs and is very educational. It not only tells you how to assemble the various models, it also explains the functions of each organ and how they relates to the organs around it. This is a general anatomy manual to allow you to familiarize yourself with the human body and its organs; there is no medical information provided in this manual. A very nice hardcover case is provided to put everything away when not in use.
Fred E
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2023
My wife works up at the school and thought this would be perfect to bring into class and show the kids while talking about anatomy in class. This was a big hit the kids were so engaged and had so many questions. Comes in a nice carry case so it can be stored away with ease. Comes with skeleton, torso, heart, brain, and skin. Very detailed and the quality is outstanding. She will be using this for years to come with different classes. Love that you can take the different items apart and go into more explanation giving the kids a more well rounded experience and understanding on how each one works and its location. Amazing quality and attention to detail make this an amazing teaching tool.
Monte
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2023
This set has so much to learn about! It’s got detailed models of the brian, heart, and torso that come apart. A skeleton with moveable jaw and skull top, and even an awesome model of the layers of the skin! - From classrooms to home, this has sparked a ton of curiosity from my sons and being able to have the hands on experience with it really helps keep them interested! Relatively simple to assemble and disassemble - Instructions or info for each model are throughout the booklet (detailed instructions for take apart models, info for the others) - Just follow them in reverse your first time (some segments like the gray matter don’t need to be removed) - The booklet is also really informative about the body and its parts and makes identifying them quite easy - Hands down would get this one again! 10/10
Jason R
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2023
This is a great way to engage kids on all the different major organs of the human body. Our kids love how it's built like a 3D puzzle, with each organ occupying a very precise position in the body. The level of detail is excellent, with accurately positioned and colored capillary arteries, details on the liver and lungs, and an excellent "tour guide" to the body that comes with it.
Nina
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2023
I got these medical models to decorate a “mad scientist” Halloween booth I’m doing with some other moms at my kid’s school. I think they will be useful for my daughter’s edification as well, especially the torso model, since she sometimes will ask where her heart, her stomach, and her lungs are and ask me to point out the general area on her chest or belly.The models appear to be hand painted and have a lot of detail. The colors help everything to stand out so you can understand what you’re looking at. The heart has a piece attached by magnets that can be removed so you can view the interior, and of course the organs in the human torso can be removed for a closer examination of each organ (it was rather humbling to see how huge the lungs are in comparison with some organs, and just how much we have crammed into us) and the rest of the body cavity. I was also interested to see that the back of the head on the torso can be taken off so you can see the brain, which is in two pieces that can’t be held together on their own. It looks to me like the brain should also be able to be opened but I can’t seem to pry it apart no matter what I do.The one model I don’t find too exciting is the skeleton. The skull just looks strange, and the arms are bolted on at the front in a way that just looks strange. The feet are attached by a small wire that runs across the molded-together fibula and tibia. I understand the pieces need to be fitted together somehow, but it would be better if it were done in a way that more accurately reflects what’s going on in a human skeleton.There is no instruction booklet for how to attach the heart and skeleton to their stands, but it’s pretty clear the heart gets the shorter metal arm and it’s easy to figure out how the pieces fit together. The booklet that is included gives the correct name for each part in each model, and a very helpful guide for how to put the torso back together again once all the organs have been removed. It’s a very basic booklet that doesn’t have much polish to its design, but it is still useful.The carrying case is a nice touch. It has a hard shell with a zip closure (two zippers on the same track), and in addition to the handle at the top there’s an adjustable shoulder strap. You can’t fit everything in there fully assembled but it’s nice to have a way to protect them while in transit.I’m happy with them overall, and think they would be a great educational tool to have available in a classroom.
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