Quick Answer: The Human Skeleton is a set of 28 life-size x-ray pieces that fit together to show the full skeleton of a young adult 1.5 m tall.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
28 life-size human x-ray pieces
Arranged together they reproduce the skeleton of a young adult 1.5 m tall
Viewed against the light or on a light table
Teacher guide with reproducible artwork and information on radiography
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Pieces
28
Skeleton shown
Young adult, 1.5 m tall
Format
Life-size x-rays
Teacher guide
Reproducible artwork, radiography information
About This Product
Pupils hold the x-rays up to the light, or lay them on a light table, to see the details of a real skeleton. Activities include identifying the different teeth and how firmly they are rooted, comparing a hand with the x-ray hand, and showing how joints work and how muscles work in pairs to move bones.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How are the x-rays viewed? Hold them up to the light or place them on a light table.
