Articulated Skeleton Figurines

The skeleton lineup

T-Rex, raptor, triceratops, stegosaurus, spinosaurus, mammoth, saber-toothed tiger, shark, snake, crocodile and cat skeletons, and Halloween characters, each one 3D printed to order in Laval, Quebec.

Articulated skeleton figurines are 3D printed display pieces that show the bones instead of the skin, and the bones move. A snake skeleton coils, a raptor opens its hinged jaw, a brachiosaurus raises and turns its long neck, and a shark skeleton flexes along its spine. They are made for a desk, a shelf or a mantel all year, and they come into their own in October. Each one is printed to order in Laval, Quebec.

What is on this page

This page is a hand-picked selection from our articulated figurines: the products whose name says skeleton and that exist in both English and French, reviewed one by one from their photos. Keychains are left out, and where the same design comes in several colours, one colour is shown here and the others stay in the category. No character from a film, a game or a cartoon is included.

Dinosaur and Ice Age skeletons

Most of the lineup is prehistoric: T-Rex and raptor skeletons in several designs, a triceratops with its frill and three horns, stegosaurus, spinosaurus and ankylosaurus skeletons, a long-necked brachiosaurus, a crested parasaurolophus, a pteranodon and a mosasaurus, the sea reptile of the dinosaur era. From the Ice Age come a mammoth and a saber-toothed tiger. For more dinosaurs, skeleton or not, see the dinosaur figurines.

Sea creatures and reptiles

Shark, snake and crocodile skeletons, and fish, including a fishbone. A snake skeleton bends along its whole length, so it drapes over a monitor or a stack of books rather than standing. The shark figurines page has more sharks, skeleton or not.

Animal skeletons

Cats first: a cat skeleton, the Skeli Cat and a black cat in a skeleton costume. Then a dachshund, a bunny, a hamster, a meerkat, a beaver, a giraffe, a hippo, a lion, a unicorn and a bat, each one reduced to its bones and each one poseable.

Halloween characters

For the party table: a skeleton witch in a pointed hat, a skeleton with heart eyes holding a red heart and a figure in a full skeleton costume. Some come as sets of five: grumpy skeleton ballerinas in tutus, skeletons in Hawaiian shirts and skeleton crows. For skulls rather than whole skeletons, see the skull figurines.

Designers

These skeletons are the work of independent designers. Where the designer is on file, the product page names them: ArtFlex, Cobotech, Flexi Factory, Printverse, STLFlix, Triple G Workshop and TwistyPrints on this page. For the rest, no designer is on file yet, and their product pages say so.

Printed to order in Laval, Quebec

Each order is printed on our own machines in Laval and packed in the same building. Standard processing takes 2 to 5 business days, and delivery within Canada usually takes 3 to 7 business days after dispatch; rates are on the shipping page. The skeletons are made for indoor display: keep them away from heat and direct sun.

Skeleton figurines FAQ

Who are these skeleton figurines for?

Teens and adults who collect, and anyone shopping for a Halloween gift or a gift for a dinosaur fan. They are decorative collectibles for a desk or a shelf. Not a toy. Not intended for children under 14.

Do the skeletons really move?

Yes. They are articulated figurines: depending on the model, the spine, the tail, the legs or the jaw can be posed. Each product page describes how that piece moves.

Are they only for Halloween?

No. Skeletons are most popular in October, but these are year-round display pieces: dinosaur skeletons and sea creatures sit just as well on a desk or a bookshelf in any month.

Do you ship skeleton figurines to the United States?

Yes. US orders ship Delivered Duty Paid: import duties are added at checkout, so the carrier does not bill you when the parcel arrives. Transit takes longer than within Canada.

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