I had a cap operated spud gun too![]()
The smell of caps is up there with Castrol "R"
I had one of those too. A chrome plated "Derringer" look alike. Came from Woolworths IIRC.
You could pile more caps in to get better range.
I had a cap operated spud gun too![]()
The smell of caps is up there with Castrol "R"
Strap on a pair you guys!
I can remember them like yesterday, so how come no one here has recalled the little rocket doobrie?![]()
You placed a cap, or two, underneath a spring loaded ‘hammer and anvil’ of sorts which you threw in the air and it went bang when it landed. The spring was just to hold them in place; very simple design. Cheap and cheerful, they had plastic flights. The one I had was in red.![]()
Ok Conny, don't rub it in!
So I can still claim the rubbing along a strip with your thunb nail thing then...?
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Yes!Ok Conny, don't rub it in!
So I can still claim the rubbing along a strip with your thunb nail thing then...?
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Yeah, you can still claim that one, even though I did that as well. Bl oody hurt when they stuck under your nail as they went off though didn't it????????
And I mentioned it as well!![]()
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What you call a trolley we called a 'Steerie'. Few planks of wood, set of wheels off a pram, (preferably Silver Cross as they had a large pair for the back and a small pair for the front), bit of string to steer it with and a set of Blakey studs in your shoes for brakes!
I used to pull the caps off with my thumb nail, it hurt
Strap on a pair you guys!
I can remember them like yesterday, so how come no one here has recalled the little rocket doobrie?![]()
You placed a cap, or two, underneath a spring loaded ‘hammer and anvil’ of sorts which you threw in the air and it went bang when it landed. The spring was just to hold them in place; very simple design. Cheap and cheerful, they had plastic flights. The one I had was in red.![]()