Anatomical Models

High Detail models of all types of bridges . Bridge model making is the art of constructing detailed, miniature representations of real-world bridges. These models can serve multiple purposes, from educational demonstrations of structural engineering principles to intricate decorative pieces for model train layouts or exhibitions.

Building a bridge model is a combination of engineering knowledge, creative design, and fine craftsmanship, offering the maker the opportunity to experiment with different materials, techniques, and artistic styles. The scale and complexity of the model can vary widely, from simple beam bridges to grand suspension or truss bridges.
Types of Bridge Models:

1. Beam Bridges

• Description: One of the simplest forms of bridges, consisting of horizontal beams supported at either end.
• Ideal For: Beginners or those wanting to focus on basic construction techniques.
• Design Features: Minimal support structures, often used for small gaps or as part of larger dioramas.

2. Arch Bridges

• Description: These bridges use arches to bear weight, creating a visually elegant and structurally strong design.
• Ideal For: Modelers interested in creating visually pleasing designs and exploring the principles of force distribution.
• Design Features: Curved supports that provide both beauty and structural integrity.

3. Suspension Bridges

• Description: Featuring cables that are hung between towers, with the bridge deck suspended from the cables.
• Ideal For: Advanced modelers due to the intricate detailing involved in replicating cables, towers, and the deck.
• Design Features: A graceful and dynamic appearance with intricate cablework.

4. Truss Bridges

• Description: A structure made up of interconnected triangles, providing both strength and aesthetic appeal.
• Ideal For: Those interested in showcasing structural engineering, especially for larger spans.
• Design Features: Lattice-like framework that emphasizes strength and stability.

5. Cantilever Bridges

• Description: These bridges extend horizontally from a central support, allowing the deck to overhang without external support.
• Ideal For: Modelers looking to represent unique bridge designs with distinctive architectural features.
• Design Features: Horizontal extensions and a unique support structure.

6. Drawbridges and Movable Bridges

 

• Description: These bridges can be raised, lowered, or rotated to allow for boat traffic or other moving objects.
• Ideal For: Those interested in functional models with moving parts and interactive features.
• Design Features: Mechanisms that allow the bridge to move, such as gears, levers, or motors.

• Production Capacity: 100
• Delivery Time: 2 weeks
• Packaging Details: Individual

Pre-operative anatomical models allow to shorten the time of the operation and give the possibility of precise planning of the implantation. Lack of the model would increase the complications risk or other unexpected situations.

3D printing aids in manufacturing  patient-specific replicas of the body that surgeons can use to plan or practice on before performing complicated surgeries.

DICOM data (MRI/ CT scan )from medical scans can be converted to a 3D model that can be printed as such or be manipulated according to the doctors requirements

3D Physical model of the skull the doctors Can explained in detail the scope of the surgery, and easily received the parents’ consent for the surgery.