do you remember any of those ??

[vrooom]

http://tv.cream.org/extras/toys/

my childhood

[cotty]

Pocketeers - I had a few of those. Best one was where you guide a car round a housing estate with roads and parking bays


www.masters.me.uk/pocketeers/completelist-pocketeers.htm


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[Andrew Noakes]

No mention of Denmark's greatest export, Lego...

Apparently there are 52 times as many Lego bricks in the world as there are people.

[Plotloss]

I had that very car pocketeer, still got it somewhere.

Now that is something which I had completely forgotten about!

[ZR1cliff]

Fuzzy felt was so depressing ,wonder if ive got 'Fuzzy Felt phobia'.

[cotty]

Plotloss said:

I had that very car pocketeer, still got it somewhere.

I know where mine is, in the loft with some other toys I manged to salvage. Like a Rubics Snake that you could twist and make things out of, plus some top trumps and smurfs

[cotty]

Simon. I never had one myself but have played on it

[rsvmilly]

I had the same pocketeers game.

Looking at that list of 100 toys, between myself and my two sisters, my parents probably have a third of those toys up in their loft.

[KITT]

website said:

Mister Frosty Plastic snowman-shaped flavoured escapades Out of any of the toys and games in our top 100, this was probably the one that was most consistently denied us in our youth.

Everything they say there is soooo true!! I always wanted one but never did get one

[bertie]

Plotloss said:

I had that very car pocketeer, still got it somewhere. Now that is something which I had completely forgotten about!

Oh wow, me too, goodness it takes me back.

I Loved that thing!!

[tonyvid]

ZR1cliff said:

Fuzzy felt was so depressing ,wonder if ive got 'Fuzzy Felt phobia'.

one of my ex's once said she never had any fuzzy felt in a very loud voice at a family party - oh, how we laughed.