Aim: To develop a technique to colour the various important structures of a specimen which can be kept in 10 percent formalin filled jar in museum. Methodology: Previously several workers used different regins to colour the specimen but we used camlin oil paints mixed with white enamel paint to colour arteries, Veins, Nerves, Ligaments and Muscles of the specimens. These coloured specimens were kept in 10 percent formalin filled jar. Results: The painted colours remained stable in the formalin solution for several years without any visible changes. Conclusion: Colouring the important structures by using the anatomically correct colours make the monochrome specimens more attractive and lively and thus help students in identification and understanding of relations of various structures in a specimen.