Re-ment Pose Skeleton series

Re-ment is a Japanese company specializing in making miniature foods and other stuff.

Last year they introduced new series called Pose Skeleton. Initially they contained only a human skeleton and a dog skeleton (plus some funny accessories for the former):

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A Quiet Night at Home by MurderWithMirrors, on Flickr

And they are tiny!

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Say hello to Anskar by Pullip au Sucre, on Flickr


I've got the skeleton, it poses fantastically for the size - it has ball joints except for elbows (hinges) and wrists (rotating movements only).
I've just ordered a dog as well

This year they introduced two more human skeletons - a larger, male skeleton and a child skeleton (so that would make the first one a female):

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Rement Pose Skeleton Family by trobertabq, on Flickr

Also, they expanded the series by dinosaurs:

- T-rex
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- Triceratops
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- Stegosaurus
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- Brachiosaurus
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- Pteranodon
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- Ankylosaurus
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- Pachycephalosaurus
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Reptiles and amphibians:

- Crocodile
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- Giant Tortoise
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- Komodo Dragon
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- Japanese Giant Salamander
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And soon mammals (all are in pre-order now):

- gorilla
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- rhinoceros
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- elephant
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- moose
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And, as far as I know, all are in scale with initially released ones!

Uhhh, spooky

But very well made ! Thankyou for sharing

I'd say spooky-cute I love my little skeleton, I can't wait to get the dog!

And I hope they'll make some equine skeleton at some point! But I'm really tempted by a T-rex and a moose for now!

There are also so-called Mini Skeletons, non-articulated, reptiles and amphibians for now:

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That's interesting, the study of skeletons is an important part of all animal related sciences. It is also incredible their size.
I don't know if they'll release horses, but invertebrates I am almost sure they won't.
Thanks for sharing Magda!

Funny skeletons! Thanks for sharing Magda! I think they aren't perfectly proportional (bones are a bit too thick and not always in correct length to each other) but give the basic idea about how it looks like AND are very playable. Nice!

Roger wrote:

That's interesting, the study of skeletons is an important part of all animal related sciences. It is also incredible their size.
I don't know if they'll release horses, but invertebrates I am almost sure they won't.
Thanks for sharing Magda!

You never know Roger! I think I have even seen toy skeletons of robots somewhere on eBay

Yes I want a slug or octopus skeleton

We are seeing so many incredible things nowadays, thank you for sharing Magda

Is it weird that I want a (big) cat skeleton...
These are cool! I have seen many photos with them on DA, never knew where they came from

Roger wrote:

but invertebrates I am almost sure they won't.

Oh noes! No octopus skeleton...?

There's going to ba a cat-skeleton as well!

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Quite crazy, I think!

Haha, yes, but they're cute! I'm going to get a cat for my small collection :) I'm still hoping for a skeletal horse (or another equid) in this series XD
However, I think it's a Munchkin (short-legged) cat skeleton, legs seem to be too short for a normally built cat.

Silver Unicornis wrote:

Haha, yes, but they're cute! I'm going to get a cat for my small collection :) I'm still hoping for a skeletal horse (or another equid) in this series XD
However, I think it's a Munchkin (short-legged) cat skeleton, legs seem to be too short for a normally built cat.

Re-ment skeletons are usually not very accurate, they seem to fit the cute style of their animal figures. But I find them interesting anyway for a cat collector, the same way I think this figure is also unmissable for a cat's lover.