Anatomical models are physical or digital replicas of biological structures, generally used for educational and medical objectives. They can replicate the whole body, individual organs, and even just specific tissues or cells.

Anatomical models are valuable for many professions, including medical students, medical practitioners, artists, animators, and even in classrooms to further engage students.

There are countless types of anatomical models available, ranging from simple plastic figures to complex, interactive digital models. Some common types include skeletal models, organ models, and sectional models.

Anatomical models can be created from various materials, including plastic, metal, fabric, resin, paper, and even 3D printed materials. The choice of materials is often determined by the intended purpose and the level of detail required.