A complete adult male human skeleton in which every bone is its own named object - built from real scan data, not sculpted by eye.

MODEL AUTHOR

Original model, rigging, UVs and PBR textures by Amir Izadi (amir.izadi.1384@gmail.com).

WHAT IS INCLUDED

- 444 separate parts: all 206 bones, 28 teeth with roots, ear ossicles, hyoid bone

- Costal, nasal and laryngeal cartilages

- Articular cartilage on every joint surface, 22 intervertebral discs, pubic symphysis

- Skull derived from a 0.125 mm micro-CT scan of a real skull and divided into its individual bones along its own sutures

- Named skull openings: optic canal, superior and inferior orbital fissures, foramen rotundum, ovale, spinosum and lacerum, carotid canal, jugular foramen, hypoglossal canal and more

- Vertebrae, pelvis, scapulae, mandible and leg bones derived from CT data; paired bones are exact mirror images

RIG AND POSES

- One armature, 269 bones with clear anatomical names (upper_arm_L, thoracic_7, index_finger_middle_R ...)

- Every bone mesh follows its rig bone; discs and the pubic symphysis bend with the spine

- Included pose "Anatomical position": standing, arms at the sides, palms forward

TECHNICAL

- Real-world scale in metres (height about 1.82 m); STL files in millimetres

- Three levels of detail: High 3,292,900 triangles / Medium 840,640 / Low 324,505

- PBR textures (metal / roughness): 9 texture sets, 4096 x 4096 - BaseColor, Roughness, Ambient Occlusion; Normal maps for Medium and Low

- Non-overlapping UVs, one atlas per texture set

- Clean English anatomical names (e.g. "Femur.L", "Proximal phalanx of thumb.R")

FORMATS

- FBX (High, rigged, with the pose)

- GLB / glTF 2.0 (Medium, Low; textures embedded)

- OBJ + MTL (High, static, anatomical position)

- STL in millimetres: the whole skeleton in one file plus every closed part separately (292 files) - ready for 3D printing

- BLEND (Blender, textures packed)

- All texture maps as PNG

GOOD FOR

Anatomy education apps, medical and science illustration, e-learning, AR / VR, games, animation, 3D printing of teaching models.

NOTES

An idealised teaching model: specimen damage and random pores are removed, named anatomical features are kept. For education and visualisation; not a medical device and not for diagnosis or surgical planning.

CREDITS

Skull bones derived from: Kirchner T. "A micro-CT of a human skull", Martin-Luther-Universitaet Halle-Wittenberg, Zenodo 2022, doi:10.5281/zenodo.6108435, CC BY 4.0 (modified). CT data: Courtesy of the U.S. National Library of Medicine (Visible Human Project); no endorsement implied. Full credits in CREDITS.txt inside every download.

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A human spine anatomy bundle with individually named vertebrae and intervertebral discs, created for anatomy education and 3D visualisation.

WHAT IS INCLUDED

• Separate vertebrae with clear English anatomical names

• Intervertebral discs

• Texture maps

• README, CREDITS and LICENSE_NOTES documentation

The vertebral anatomy is derived from CT data and refined for use as an idealised teaching model.

FORMATS

FBX, OBJ, GLB and STL.

STL files use millimetres.

TECHNICAL

Static, unrigged models in anatomical position, centred at the origin. This bundle does not include the complete skeleton or its rig.

USES

Anatomy education, medical and scientific illustration, educational applications and 3D visualisation.

MODEL AUTHOR

Amir Izadi | AxoByte

CREDITS

CT data: Courtesy of the U.S. National Library of Medicine (Visible Human Project); no endorsement implied. Full source attribution and modification details are included in CREDITS.txt.

For education and visualisation; not a medical device and not intended for diagnosis or