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That's a pretty good picture. Red muscles look a little fucked up.
Is the height model a little short?
If I had an autopsy, I wouldn't have had it.😭
Just look on this side, how can symmetry on the other side be guaranteed?
You're a little bit out of your chest muscles.
Is the school system now high?
# The sound of #:Our lab is still using that old plaster model, which is probably unaffordable.
Spine, the details of that piece are a little blurry and can't see the thorns.
# Footprints in the wind:The thorns were covered in a part of the spinal muscles.
# Footprints in the wind:The pecular muscle does have an exterior point, which should be the inner part of the gill.
It's called visual teaching. It's better than eating a book.
Do you have a version with a neurovascular?
It's a little too red for a four-headed muscle.
@Memory Banker:This red saturation is full, like fake meat at the supermarket.
They're pretty good for abdominal.
Isn't that too hard to decorate at home?
Is that short-head starting point right, I remember on the shoulder cheekbone?
175 is the standard size of the teaching, and that's the height of the actual anatomy.
The half-side model is for you to look at, not for you to spell it back.
There's a neurovascular version, three times more expensive, and it's still blue.
The hang-up was so real. I had a hard time remembering it.
Models are no longer the same as teachers. They are completely different.
Which company did you get this? Any links?
It's not as good as the next 3D autopsy.
Do you know the number of ribs on the right? How can I count only 11?
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That's a pretty good picture. Red muscles look a little fucked up.
Is the height model a little short?
If I had an autopsy, I wouldn't have had it.😭
Just look on this side, how can symmetry on the other side be guaranteed?
You're a little bit out of your chest muscles.
Is the school system now high?
# The sound of #:Our lab is still using that old plaster model, which is probably unaffordable.
Spine, the details of that piece are a little blurry and can't see the thorns.
# Footprints in the wind:The thorns were covered in a part of the spinal muscles.
# Footprints in the wind:The pecular muscle does have an exterior point, which should be the inner part of the gill.
It's called visual teaching. It's better than eating a book.
Do you have a version with a neurovascular?
It's a little too red for a four-headed muscle.
@Memory Banker:This red saturation is full, like fake meat at the supermarket.
They're pretty good for abdominal.
Isn't that too hard to decorate at home?
Is that short-head starting point right, I remember on the shoulder cheekbone?
175 is the standard size of the teaching, and that's the height of the actual anatomy.
The half-side model is for you to look at, not for you to spell it back.
There's a neurovascular version, three times more expensive, and it's still blue.
The hang-up was so real. I had a hard time remembering it.
Models are no longer the same as teachers. They are completely different.
Which company did you get this? Any links?
It's not as good as the next 3D autopsy.
Do you know the number of ribs on the right? How can I count only 11?