I'm looking for a model of a human skull (scale 1:1). So far, I learnt that these have been manufactured by Skillcraft and Lindberg, until recently. I'm pretty sure that down here in The Netherlands, it is pretty much impossible to have these ordered by model shops, so now I'm extending my view. Does any of you out there know whether these are still available over the internet? Is there any other manufacturer that produces similar kits?
Human skull model (Skillcraft/Lindberg)
Feb 17, 2004
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These kits are and have been out if production for awhile now. As far as online I can suggest ebay. Max Bryant
The other option is check on some of the family scientific stores that may be on line such as the Discovery Channel, Nature Conservancy, etc. as some of them carry these items for junior high school science projects.
Cookie Sewell AMPS
How about the real thing?
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You can find anything on the Internet....
John Hairell ( snipped-for-privacy@erols.com)
Too expensive. The real thing is several hundreds of dollars, a cheap model used for medical instruction is around one hundred dollars, and a model kit is expected to cost several tens of dollars...
I bought the Lindberg one about 3 years ago at a local hobby shop, and it only cost me about $17.00 US. Sort of a commentary on the state of my career at the time. I think it was a recent re-issue, so there have got to be a number of them still available either on some store shelves or on e-bay.
Good luck!
Mike (ODO)
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