Does anyone own... a skelebob?

[pugsloth]

I recently read Drawing Lessons from the Great Masters by Robert Beverly Hale, great book and everyone should read it if they can, he mentions in the book that everyone should own some bones, and draw them separately and then be able to draw them as a whole skeleton.

I'm looking at buying a skeleton model but wanted to see if anyone else owns one and what they could recommend, I'm looking at this:

http://www.anatomystuff.co.uk/product-mo...65679.aspx

It's a bit expensive, but it'll last a life time, I was going to get dis-articulated but the pelvic bone is split into two and all the ribs are separated also which would be a nightmare.

Thanks to anyone who responds :)