I see nothing of any value in these pictures. You should be able to do far better for the money. Run away!

Your English is far and away better than my...well any other language actually! Well done I say. No need to apologize for a second language.

I think the question that we would need answered is what is the going rate in Poland for an average, cheap, made in Japan stencil kit and what would you like to accomplish with these? Over here in the states a complete kit could run from $100 (and sometimes less) to maybe $300. I see guys pay more, but other than for the sake of nostalgia, it is probably not a good deal when that high.

There is a lot of gear there for $290 US. If you are looking for something to experiment with and develop some restoration skills this might be OK. If you are looking for resale value, maybe not. If you are looking for a quality vintage kit, then look elsewhere.

Good luck to you sir. The experts will chime in regarding what brand these are.

It`s really really hard to get info when you take the pictures from the moon !!

I believe your off-white kit there is made by Tama. Meanwhile, the other kit (missing the BD) would be more of a find in my opinion. I never liked flat white drums and though the BD has 10 lugs, I would not pick it up, unless I intended to re-wrap. I say that because some people have indicated that the older Tama intermediate lines are GREAT drums. I can testify as my friend has one (early 80 Swingstar I believe).

Yeah, closer-up pics would be needed. All the mounting and lugs, including BD and FT legs/mounts.

The Paiste 200s are nothing to write home about. I recall they are BRASS and not made from the bronze composition that most other Paistes are. I have some 200 HHs and they do not sound good at all compared to the other Paistes I have.

John

Im sorry but thats just funny!

That thar is a big load o-nuthin...bootleg Tama's,contact papered MIJ's and brass cymbals.$100 worth of something to hit,if you have nothing else.Burger Kin

Offer $125.....and walk away if they don't take it. They will likely catch you before you leave. If not - not a great score, unless you have done some conclusive research on the Tama Swingstar possibility and want to re-wrap. Then the better score is the other drums - which would require a BD score - which is problematic itself.

Honestly - for that, 125 should take it. Possibility of a sell off to re-coup some of that.

Yes All the guy's are right on this pile of junk...100.00-125.00 U.S. is all i see...Mikey

First of all, thanks for all responses. This is really great comunnity :)

Here, in Poland, for these money, you can have :

http://allegro.pl/perkusja-i2816128945.html

or

http://tablica.pl/oferta/perkusja-amati-hi-hat-i-stopa-yamaha-ID1OVjl.html

General idea of buying that kit for 290$ was thought, that this is valuable and repairable set. I thought I'll give these money, and gain much more later, after renovation. The other thing is that I just need some drums to play in home.

I'm bass player, and guitarist, but also I wanted to play drums. So these 290 dollars were dilemma. I wasn't sure what's better - drums, or just better amp for my bass guitar, etc.

I laughed :). But seriously, sorry for these photos. They are send to me from saler, and I have no possibility now to get better quality and look.

In sum. This is probably Tama kit, worth 100-120$, which repairing won't increase the value. So if I fail to negotiate 100 $, I won't buy it.