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Replica Horse Skeleton "Maximus"
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This anatomical horse skeleton model sets new standards in precision and scientific accuracy. It was developed during a research and development phase spanning over six years, in which Swiss engineering, veterinary expertise, and biomechanical analysis were brought together. The result is a model that impresses with its exceptional detail and provides a realistic representation of the complete skeletal structure.
A special feature of this model is the movable anatomical elements, which were specifically developed to illustrate joint positions and movement sequences of the horse in a comprehensible way. These dynamic components clearly distinguish the model from simple home-printed versions and enable a particularly valuable didactic application in training and demonstration.
The Swiss quality standards according to which this model was developed guarantee a precise and professionally correct representation of all bone structures. The skull, spine, ribs, pelvis, and limbs have been optimized in numerous development cycles to depict proportions, joint angles, and functional biomechanics as realistically as possible. This makes the model excellently suited for use in veterinary medicine, osteopathy, physiotherapy, academic teaching, as well as for trainers in equestrian sports – anywhere where a profound understanding of anatomy is required.
Horse anatomy by professionals for professionals
SWISS Made
Model size Length: approx. 65 cm, Height: approx. 53 cm, Width: approx. 15 cm
lightweight, handy, transportable teaching model
Base plate size: approx. 68 × 17 × 0.6 cm
Weight approx. 1.7 kg
detailed plastic model
anatomically correct recreated bone structures
durable construction for intensive use in teaching
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