Elbow Bones with Display Cradle

My friend recently fell and severely broke her right arm/elbow, and I wanted to make a get-well-soon gift to brighten her day. I thought replicas of the very bones she had broken would make a "humerus" reminder that she would someday look back and laugh about the ordeal. I found Anthroterrie's anatomically accurate (and fantastic) left arm bones models from which I was able to derive the right elbow section (by mirroring and subtracting). The model consists of 2 pieces: the humerus and the radius + ulna joined at the elbow-end. I also designed a display cradle that holds both sections together in a naturally bent position, stably and cleanly. (2 versions in the profile: smooth surface and wood-grained). What's included: Right humerus ¹ Right radius + ulna (joined at elbow end) ¹ Display cradle — smooth and wood-grained versions ² ¹ Remix based on Anthroterrie's left arm bones (CC BY-NC 4.0) ² Original Design (wood grains applied with Bumpmesh)