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BHT - Big Honking Transport
MIT - Medium Intermediate Transport

Big Jim
Tiny Tim

small: devourer
large:spawner

Large- The Hero's case
Xlarge- The Legend's Case

Larger - LST (Lugging Sack, Tank), APC (Army Personalized Capacity), Emperor, Galaxy, Corpspak, Battlepak, Dominator, Strategic Transport, REFORGER

Smaller - LSI (Lugging Sack, Infantry), IFV (Independent Force Valaise), Corvus, Hercules, Armypak, Skirmishpak, Protector, Tactical Transport

Large: The Monster, The Tower, The Carrier, The Chapter Master

Small: The Beast, The Bunker, The Fighter, The Compay Master

Big One.

Giant Bag of Whupass
Big Ball of Hurt
or the
Don't Make Me Open This (D-MOT)


Little One.

Concentrated Whupass
Small Ball of Pain
or the
Prepare to be Schooled (P.S.)

personal army carrier
(bunker and fortress class)

"The Bismark" and Battle barge

Larger:
Horde Holder
Fat Man

Medium:
Warband Wallet
Little Boy

Had to throw in the WW II bomb references.

Big Bag
Operation
AK 1532
This Bag is a major symptom of Obsessive Compulsive Miniature Purchasing Behaviour
Overlord
Ardenne
Somme
Bismarck
Crecy
Waterloo

Little Bag
Mission
AK 432
This Bag is a minor symptom of Obsessive Compulsive Miniature Purchasing Behaviour
Husky
Arnheim
Ypres
Scharnhorst
Agincourt
Austerlitz

The 1532 should probably carry a sticker claiming that the amount of Lead within can shield you from an atomic blast or a failing nuclear reactor.

Some more as well;
Big Bag
Caesar
Kitchener
Wellington
George Washington
Patton

Lttle Bag
Brutus
Haig
Napoleon
Andrew Jackson
Monty

Big Hoss

Little Joe

Big Bertha and Little Dude

Wow, so many great ideas, I couldn't tell if these ideas had already been posted. Apologies in advance if I've made a duplication of some-one elses idea, but these are the names that came to my mind...

The medium bag:
Battle Foam Field Bag
Field Bag
Battle Foam Brigade Bag
Brigade Bag
Battle Foam Frigate
Frigate

Medium or Large bag:
Battle Foam Legion
Legion
Legion Lug
Horde Carrier
Phalanx Porter
Battle Foam Phalanx
Phalanx
Battle Foam Battlecruiser
Battllecruiser

Large bag:
Royal Transport/Transporter
Titanic Transport
Model Freight/Freighter
Battle Foam Supercarrier
Supercarrier

i think they should have velcro strips with different labels that can be stuck on so people can make them what ever they want... then you can manufacture different labels for em... for example...

behemoth//leviathan//kraken
land raider//rhino//razorback
warhound//warlord
devilfish//hammerhead
trukk//battlewagon//stompa
leman russ//basilisk//baneblade//shadowblade
tomb world//monolith
forgeworld//monastery//battle bunker
hive fleet ________//_______ brood//hive mind

I was going to go with 'Leviathan' for the big one and 'Adept' for the smaller one, but I think by 8 pages I've probably been beaten on both. A lot of people in particular have used Leviathan. Heh

toymaker wrote:"Fat Man"

and

"Little Boy"

If the names were good enough to change the world we live in permanently, it's good enough for the Battle Bags

After digging through this, I have to say that these two are pretty great, and could lend themselves to all sorts of interesting branding and logos.

Hi I would like to summit the following names I dont know if these are already summited

The Large Bag
Large Bag:
Juggernauth
Revolution

Medium Size :
Crusader
Retaliation

Small bag:
Independent
Trooper

My submissions:

Battlebox
Battlecrate
Battlefridge
Battlefrigate
Battlefoam Frigate
Battlefoam box
Battlefoam Fridge
Battlefoam crate
Battlefoam Cargohold
Battlefoam Supplybox

Big: Obama (lol)

(large) battle foam apocolypse

Large bag: battlefoam planetary siege bag

Medium bag: battlefoam assault bag

Large Bag:

Mother Ship

Small Bag:

Drop Ship

Large - Behemoth P.A.C. (Planetary Assault Carrier)

Medium - Conqueror B.A.G. (Battle Assault Group)

jamsessionein wrote:

toymaker wrote:"Fat Man"

and

"Little Boy"

If the names were good enough to change the world we live in permanently, it's good enough for the Battle Bags

After digging through this, I have to say that these two are pretty great, and could lend themselves to all sorts of interesting branding and logos.

Pretty great and pretty culturally insensative (Yes, I'm being the PC A-hole).

Versatile Army Protected Assault Kit V.A.P.A.K.
Personal Army Combat Kit P.A.C.K. (M) Mega or Giga P.A.C.K. (L)
P.A.C.K. – HC for Highly Customizable
Battlefoam Army Combat Kit B.A.C.K. Pack (M)
Battlefoam Invasion Gamer Pack B.I.G. Pack (L)
Hobby Enthusiast Combat Army Pack or Kit H.E.C.A. Pack or H.E.C.A. Kit
Hobby Enthusiast Kit Army Transport System H.E.K.A.T.S.
Hobby Enthusiast Army Transport Bag/Kit/Pack H.E.A.T. Bag/Kit/Pack

I think you should keep it brand specific and avoid large, unrelated names. Users become brand loyal very quickly and if the name differs that greatly from your 'Battle foam' product then you lose out on your brand. Something short, pithy and brand specific.

My suggestions;

Battle Crate
Battle Box
Battle Bag
Battle Bundle
Battle Case
Battle Pouch
Battle Takes
Battle Pack
Battle Burdens
Battle Parcels
Battle Baggage
Battle Chest
Battle Crate
Battle Carton

After that, just tailor the name to size (Battle Bundle = small, Battle Crate = large). Or add an insignia or designation for size differentiation (Battle Crate -Platoon, Battle Crate-Mechanized, etc).

jamsessionein wrote:

toymaker wrote:"Fat Man"

and

"Little Boy"

If the names were good enough to change the world we live in permanently, it's good enough for the Battle Bags

After digging through this, I have to say that these two are pretty great, and could lend themselves to all sorts of interesting branding and logos.

There goes the Japanese market...

ALICE (A.L.I.C.E.) Pack

All-purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All-purpose_Lightweight_Individual_Carrying_Equipment

Mark I
Mark II

Simple

AgeOfEgos wrote:

jamsessionein wrote:

toymaker wrote:"Fat Man"

and

"Little Boy"

If the names were good enough to change the world we live in permanently, it's good enough for the Battle Bags

After digging through this, I have to say that these two are pretty great, and could lend themselves to all sorts of interesting branding and logos.

There goes the Japanese market...

Agreed. I suppose its easy to forget there is a world and more importantly, people outside of american borders.

who am I kidding?
*cue crying eagle pics and mindless zombie chants of "U.S.A! U.S.A!" *