Yes! Certainly. This is the sort of thing i've been after for ages! Any chances of a bigger, deeper one for heavier artillery such as the Strelets pieces?
Resin is quite expensive; would vac-form be an option? Another option could be concrete. TAS Models do their bunker models in concrete which works out quite well.
Resin is a little more expensive but I think makes a much better product. I'm not sure though that there is really enough interest to proceed in any case.
Mike, I wouldn't judge the interest level from the replies on this forum. To make a reply you have to be logged in, and there are a lot of people who just browse without logging in. Also, this is quite a small forum with a fairly small audience. You'd get more eyeballs and feedback on, say, Benno's.
Personally, I'd be more interested in a cunning model of sandbags - cunning because it could be locked together in different configurations to make a range of features, such as revetments, walls, emplacements and so on.
Resin is a little more expensive but I think makes a much better product. I'm not sure though that there is really enough interest to proceed in any case.
Mike
Mike,
You could take it up with Paul Thompson of Early War Miniatures (aka von Miligan on this forum) as he might be interested to use it as a master in his series of vac-formed trench pieces.
I have had change of heart with this and have decided I will after all be making the emplacements for sale if anybody wants them. PM me if you are interested but photos are below.
