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  1. Here are the Titles From My 1995 UK VHS of Budgie The Little Helicopter: Daydreams and Candy Floss1. First Independent Films Warning screen2. First Independe...

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  2. 16 de abr. de 2022 · Farmer Hayes falls ill and cannot do his daily chores, so the aircraft decide to join in, but Lionel's engine overheats and a stray spark from it set the hay...

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  3. 19 de abr. de 2022 · Chuck is punished for mock imitation by having to pick up all the rotten vegetables on board a ship. Budgie is delivering pieces for a new bridge, but he soo...

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  4. Based on the character created by Sarah, the Duchess of York in her children's book series, Budgie the Little Helicopter is a series that ran for 39 episodes beginning in 1994 and was inspired by the Duchess' flight training experience in the Royal Navy. Budgie, a small blue helicopter with a bright yellow cap lives at Harefield Airfield in Oakhamshire. His friends include Pippa - a green ...

  5. SERIES TWO. 1994 / 13 x 11mins. "Rocketing rotors!" Budgie the little Bell helicopter takes to the skies above Harefield Airfield. under the watchful eye of Lionel the Lynx helicopter. He's joined by pals. Pippa the Piper Warrior plane and Chuck, a brash American Chinook. Two. regular human mechanics, Ken and Mike, are close at hand to keep the.

  6. Budgie is the lead character of the show who is cheeky and troublesome. He lives and works at Harefield Airfield, and seems to be best friends with Pippa, who apparently has feelings for him, but he works hard too, and continuously tries to please Lionel. He will also bravely come to the assistance of people in danger. He dislikes going through the heli-wash, and avoids doing so whenever he ...

  7. The aqueduct is under threat of collapsing due to erosion from a water pipe.

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