What You're Made Of (ABS)
Jason Freeny, 2009
Anatomy teachers: this would be an awesome quiz for your students, wouldn't it? :)
Jason Freeny is the digital artist behind Balloon Animal anatomy, Gummi Bear anatomy, and the dissected Gingerbread Man. Visit his site to see more! Via SheWalksSoftly.
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OH! That is so fantastic! I loved plastic airplane models when I was little, and my favorite part was when all the little pieces were still together in the molded unit.
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