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Hello folks.

I've been collecting up parts to make a British version of the "Fury" four tank squad. And I've come up with a few names for each tank, but they don't "feel" quite right. Obviously I'm thinking of typically British names, but I just can't think of one to replace the name Fury on the firefly, jolly miffed doesn't quite hit the spot, although. . . .

Rosy Lee however is one I'm considering for one of the other tanks.

Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

Oh, and this is what I recently received from Nick Aguilera. Including 3 short 75mm barrels, 2 low bustle turrets with a few small hatches and British fire extinguishers.

Quite vexed


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I was thinking of something along the same lines as yourself Mick ' slightly miffed ' as you know, the Brits don't like to make a fuss, apparently ....

Cheers, Lee.

midlife306 wrote:Quite vexed

That's quite a good one still not "doing" it for me

So, the four names to replace.

Murder Inc..
Old Phyliss.
Lucy Sue.
Fury.

Thanks Lee, I am warming towards it.

Hobnail
Spit n' Polish
English Rose
Stout
Pint o' Best
Loose Lips
Halberd
Morning Star

I'm here all week...



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'Tantrum', old boy?

or, perhaps ..'Peeved'

jimbo_wa wrote:I'm here all week...

Good, cos you're going to have to do better than that

Although I do like spit n' polish, could be a good substitute for murder Inc

Tea and biscuits lol.

For Dunkirk

Others not so typically British.

As for "cheers" more like "chin chin" old boy

Well, one name has been accounted for. I was looking up popular British women's names for that time, given to babies during the 1910's and early 20's, then saw my mum's name close to the top.
She was born in 1914, and named Beatrice.

One down, three to go.

Edit, may go with "For Dunkirk" or "For" something on a similar theme.