Hard to tell to me if this is green or blue in color but it's either blue shadow finish or emerald green shadow. Looks like a 1994-ish set. Look inside the shells as there may be a date stamp.

I am not one for power toms, but those kits are really attractive. The photography is nice as well.

Yes, almost looks like catalog shots. From the light reflections in the shells, you didn't use a flash, just two bright side lights. Nice drums. Nice pics.

Hi all.

Thanks, as a drummer I am an excellent photographer :-)

The colour is more green than blue in real life, and emerald didn't even occur to me. I'd wager that is the correct call.

Thankyou everyone.

I find the green kit difficult to set up in a comfortable fashion. I never seem to get the 'floor toms' in a good location. Everything always seems so far away :-)

Maybe I am just too lazy from playing my Club Date and Jazzette.

The long lugs are called; Mach lugs. Late 80's/early 90's. Really nice looking kits. I just can't get past the modular hardware on kits from that era. I know it's rock solid and all that, but I think it overpowers the drums, too big, too clunky looking. The drums themselves? Gorgeous.

John

Nice looking "Novocastrian" Kits,

Love the JJJ sticker..

Cheers

G'day!

They originally came from Melbourne. They desired a warmer climate :-)

The "aqua" set makes me think of a Neil Peart,high to low,Tom roll down..........Bowing.Like that!