Name our Building?!

[Ferb]

Centurion House

[Chris Pringle]

The Arsenal?

(I quite like "The 1:1 Scale Terrain Item" but I can see that probably wouldn't work.)

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

The Arsenal?

(I quite like "The 1:1 Scale Terrain Item" but I can see that probably wouldn't work.)

Get mistook for a Narf Lundun footy club....

[Orcs]

Centurion House

They don't want FSN coming to take up permanent residence

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Trevor - it's as good a name as any...
Oi Mr Postman Over Here - would certainly get the PO attention
Please take my money - means any post would go to 'Pendraken Miniatures, Please Take My Money, Somewhere up North...'

[DecemDave]

Trevor - it's as good a name as any...
Oi Mr Postman Over Here - would certainly get the PO attention
Please take my money - means any post would go to 'Pendraken Miniatures, Please Take My Money, Somewhere up North...'

  I think the last one is definitely the winner.  Not that anyone cares what I think.

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

  I think the last one is definitely the winner.  Not that anyone cares what I think.

So yoiu noticed us ignoring you 

[Leman]

Mavis.

[Westmarcher]

The Decagon.

OR

Deka House/Forge/etc. (deka being the Greek word for 10)

OR

Delta House/Forge/etc. (delta being the Greek pronunciation for "D" - the Greek symbol for the number 10)

[Orcs]

Marvin - He was made of Metal

[fsn]

Centurion House

Good, good, very goooood.

[Ithoriel]

Not sure it meets the spellable test but ...

Adlydale House/ Factory/ Building (delete as appropriate)

Etymology: ADele/LYnne/DAve/LEon

[fsn]

Ladydale

(anagram of the above)

[KeithS]

How about The Toy Soldier Factory?  I know the phrase Toy may not be to everyone's taste but at least in indicates that you are not taking yourself too seriously.  Alternatively,The Model Soldier Factory is always possible if you prefer.

[Roy]

Are these some easily pronounceable and spelt words - as they're learnt early by English speaking children - and shouldn't suffer from regional accents over the telephone? They're also 'neutral' so shouldn't be an issue due to people's beliefs or prejudices. Then there's the issue of what would be easily known words to people who don't speak English as a first language.

Summer
Winter
Sun
Moon
New
Old

Obviously there are many more.

Quite a few words when spoken can lead to a variety of spellings or meanings... Or, even, becoming garbled due to vocal accents.

Tees -> Tease
Land -> Lund
Redcar -> Red-ka
...etc., etc.

I've obviously been thinking too much on the subject