We are instructed to build a skeleton about 2ft high. We carefully examined the detailed skeletal system of the human, paying close attention to the location and size of each bone, in order to ensure accuracy and attention to detail. This knowledge of the basic parts and how they support the body, we started the difficult but worthwhile task of putting the skeleton together. We carefully pieced together each bone, carefully reproducing the bending and joint of joints to capture the core characteristics of the human form, using exact measurements and careful craftsmanship. 

We had to complete the difficult task of reducing a female skeleton model to one-third of its original size for our project. We carefully effectively crafted each bone using 3D printing, making sure that the complicated features and proportions of the human skeleton system were faithfully reproduced. Our reduced model retained the essential features of the original skeleton in an appealing and helpful way thanks to the advanced tools that enabled us to capture every detail of each bone's structure.