Shoulder joint: Life-size plastic moldings of the upper part of the humerus; shoulder blades and collarbones with ligaments. Movements that can be studied: the arm is lifted (abduction), moved forwards and backwards (anteversion or retroversion) and rotation inwards and outwards. On stand.

Hip joint: Natural casting. Consists of the hip bone and the upper part of the femur with ligaments. On stand. Movements that can be shown are anteversion, retroversion and abduction.

Elbow joint: Natural casting. Consists of upper arm and forearm with ligaments. On stand. Functions that can be shown are bending and stretching of the upper and forearm as well as the rotational movements of the arm.