I know to some this will sound picky, but as the "British Armor" forum is supposedly about British Armour, is it too much to ask that the title is spelt the English or British way ie. Armour with a "u".
Anyone agree?
If you do put your mark here, Please.

I'll throw in my 2 cents and say thats a big yes

Definitly spell Armour correctly as of course this stems from the days of knights of old.

That has my vote, as modellers we are suppose to be as accurate as possible.


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They will have failed me............ they will not have deserved me."
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I'll second that, and I'll throw in the correct speeling, er, spelling of "definitely" too!

Here is my vote !!!!!

I agree too, it gets my vote also

Add my vote, too. That Webster has a lot to answer for in the way he messed up the English language. Some say it was out of anti-British anger others; that it made it easier for Americans to understand. Anyway; Armour it should be. I won't go so far as to call for a change to Armourama though.

Absolutley, Armour is must be. We're British Old Chap

Just adding my vote to the list!

I agree,but you know what they say about Americans and British, ,"Two countries divided by a common language". I mean since when are herbs pronounced erbs?
Does that mean if your name is Herbert it should be pronounced erbert?
Cheers,Nolan.

Carefull, you'll confuse us Americans.
We only speak one language and it ain't British.

In Heinleins book Glory Road one character asks a French waiter "Do you speak English?" The waiter replies "Yes, and I understand American, too!"...



Tom

Most definitely! This gets my vote.

Its like not calling German armour 'Panzers'.

Me too!