The Skeletal Spotlight shines this time on:
The "Bitz" Anatomy Skull
Hey, kids! Want to be a brain surgeon? A Crime Scene Investigator? Mortician? Serial killer? Then you need "Bitz!" The game where you put together then take apart a human skull and brain! Be the envy of all your friends! Learn what you look like inside! Pretend you're Dr. Frankenstein or Hannibal Lector! Conduct your own autopsies! Educational fun for ages 6 and up. Fake blood not included.
"Practice on this instead of your little sister, your mother will love you for it!"
"I don't know, having the top of my skull open just kinda strikes me as funny, ya know?"
More info: http://gifts.barnesandnoble.com/Toys-games/Skull/e/9781400665204
"Baby brains may be underdeveloped, but they are sooo much tastier and tender than those of adults. We Japanese know this."
More info: http://www.daylife.com/photo/0avk2f5e0i0U7
Another type of this kind of toy that Herbert West likely played with while growing up.
More info: http://www.boneclones.com/BC-092-Set.htm
2 comments:
Those are cool! I had balsa wood models of dinosaurs when I was little. They were fun to put together but then they were also too fragile. A slight breeze would make dino a pile of bones.
They should make the brain edible! Think people, think!
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