Did it have a button on the side Jordan to turn the rotor blades???
If so i had one if those too and AM could grip the yoke wuth his rubber fingers?
Had a winch i think too for rescues.
Always a plane geek though rather than choppers although i did remember watching Treasure Hunt fondly with Anneka Rice and Kenneth Kendal
I had to spin the rotary I perhaps should of asked for the later model 
Yup I remember Treasure Hunt & would always comment on Anaka Rice while in the Helicopter that there was far to much airtime on herself & not the helicopter pilot & controls
I just visually remembering fashion when we were kids
The flannel trousers & side pockets with enough material to re-sail the Onedian line . & of course the Elton John platform heels was all the rage & these huge collars on our shirts the more they resembled a plane wing the hip/& happening you were
GROOVY 
It was the Jackson 5 look for me my hair was like an unkempt privy hedge & could hide all manners of things in there
My favourite tune of the time was
Also had the 45rpm disc for my then state of the art record player .
Yes those were good old days were as child you could gods out to play with mates or friends in reasonable after I remember milkman doing is rounds in early morning plus we have veg man come around to and the old rag and bone man and jamboree bags sweets you could get black jacks and fruit salad sweets smiths crisp with blue bag inside with salt corona bottles of fizz drinks the old 45rpm singles records and listen to top forty charts on Sunday evening on radio these plenty more the good old days of innocent thank you for these memories and when look back on these times you wonder were all that time as gone take care all best Kaz61
Remember Pick-up-sticks and Jacks?
Rag and bone man ,one large balloon for pillow case full of rags other horse drawn tradesmen, the coal man and milkman. Was sent out with bucket and shovel for horse poo before anyone else beet me to it
Thats the one i had @Jordan !!!
Big brother and myself went to a grammar school. When big bro started he had to do Saturday morning school. Two years later when I started, Saturday morning school was ended so I never experienced the pleasure? of Saturday morning school. However in my first year I still had to wear shorts and a cap (but no cap in lessons).
Guess i am older then because there were no televisions in my young days 
It is OK to get āolderā ā¦ just dont get āoldā I am 77 now ā¦ but my brain thinks I am much older ā¦ I worked up to retirement with teenagers, plus ran Brownie and Guide groups, so just always feel myself to be younger ā¦ just the joints and back are getting older ā¦ i need a new body ā¦
I had left school by then but do remember many very cold winters on the Norfolk coast and yes, still schools were open and we all helped keep the paths clear of snow 
Do we all feel 10 years older after stroke ? I was lucky still to be working full time as gardener at 72 when the bolt from blue zapped me but most folk said I looked 10years younger . But now caught up with my peer group.
is it just me that remembers flat cardboard caps on milk. One of 5 kids who once we heard milk delivered ran out to lift off caps and lick cream. All shops closed Good Friday. But allowed to go to back of bakers to get penny hot (weāll warm)crossed buns
How could I have forgotten the Wagon Wheel or if you couldnāt afford that at the swimming pool The Ships Bicuit we were told that poor sailors survived on
Woolworths pick & mix, Fireball XL5, Stingray playing football in the street.
Kick the can & Torchie
I love a wagon wheel @Pds especially one with jam in. These days I eat the Aldi version (Cart wheels) to save money 
I rarely had any new clothes until I was in my teens. Big brother and myself were two years apart so I got all the clothes he had grown out of. By the time I had worn them for 2 years the clothes were just held together with plenty of stitching and patches. We then got a younger sister so my Dadās plan to save money went pear shape! Grandma ran a full-time operation mending our clothes! It was grim up North!
My big bro 6 years older than me so never had his hand me downs until my first scout camp when my Mum-found his old uniform did I feel a proper Charlie with his shorts down to my ankles and lost in his shirt, the only plusā was the sleeves were jam packed with badges I would never get so went around strutting like peacock showing them off
I rarely had new clothes too. I am the middle of 3 girls and I always got my elder sisters hand me downs. My younger sister is 4 1/2 years younger so she got new clothes.
Youngest of 3 brothers hereā¦ 10 yrs, 5 yrs then me and mostly got new stuff with obvioys exceptions like coats and footy bootsā¦
Our kids played out in the road we live in now footy frisbee jingles you name it.
Saw dome pics from 10 years ago the other day of them all playing out in the snow we had in march 13?
Great times xx