Well, I just got a small version of the large one, although it's not exactly like the large one. The large anatomy figure from the anatomy tools.com looks like this and you can take the head off if you want to and observe it like whatever. It's got the skull on one side and the muscles on the other side. And this one here, you can also take the arms off and observe the muscles underneath the arm or inside the arm. The same with this arm here. I can take that arm off. But let's focus on the smaller figure that I just got today. Now, this one is a 12 inch version here and it's just beautifully done all the way around. It's got the veins on one side of the figure and no veins on the other side. And it's got all the muscle groups, the surface muscles and even down to an eyeball there. Now, just kind of slowly turn it so you can see it from every angle. There's no half skull and the muscle is all the muscle and both sides, which is really helpful. I mean, you got the other figure which is really good, but you got half of it, you know, with under muscle and stuff like that. And it's really hard to picture how uniformly these muscles line up with each other and it just really is beautiful. And nothing comes apart. The arms don't come apart. The head doesn't come off. Everything is just as you see it and you can literally hold it in your hand and look at the muscles any way you want to. But just, and you can find all this stuff. They haven't got one of the female yet, just a male. So I just thought I'd share that with you so you can take a look at it. Oh, let me show you the detail in this thing. Look at the finger detail and all the veins and everything like that. Now that's on one side, the other side, they don't have the veins, just the muscles and the attendants and all that stuff. As you can see, they have the veins on this side of the leg and not on the other. And each one is numbered. Let me see, I just turned over. They got a special collection number and stuff like that. But just thought I'd share that with you. Okay, this is the main page of, and you get a drop down menu. Let's see, arts and entertainment, human anatomy. There are 11 and almost 12 inches tall. These are all the selections that you have. I got this one here. And there's one here with all the skin on it. No muscle, you know, surface muscles. Well, you know, you're under the skin, yeah. And this one is half skin and half muscle. But all of them are 12 inches tall. And you can see the price is about, well, I don't know why that one's more expensive. But it's, well, wait a minute, let me see what size that. The last 12 inches. That's 239. The rest of them are 199. The skeleton one. I think I'm going to probably get that at some point in the near future. Because it's really handy to have that one. And that's the one I got. And you can see all the different views of it and stuff like that. But it also comes in a package deal for 550 bucks, where you get the skeleton, the one that I got, and the fully skinned model with, you know, facial features and everything like that. So if you want to spend a little bit more, you can get all three of these figures for 549. But anyway, as I said, after shipping and stuff like that, the one that I got was, I'll just about 220 bucks altogether. All right, that's going to be it for today. Just want to let you know also that I'm going to be doing a horse video pretty quick here. And that's going to be a full body horse. All right. Good night, everybody. And have a great Easter weekend.