Trench inserts - finally!

[traveller]

The product I have hoped for seems finally to have arrived. I always thought it looks a bit silly with the raised trenches you will get if you buy a commercial set of trenches. The best solution would be if you cut your own trenches in foam or EPS and then had an insert that would "decorate" the interior of trench instead of having to scrathbuild it. I hope this product will be on the market soon. Barry Carter is our man!



http://wabforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=58&t=4626

[thejammedgatling]

These look great. Any news on either release dates/ outlets or prices?

[traveller]

I am trying to get in contact with Barry Carter to get some more info. I will post as soon as I get hold of him.

[traveller]

I just got a response from Barry:

"All I can say is that I have been re-locating the casting to Thailand and that it is all taking longer than expected.
 
However I expect to have some stock fairly soon and will keep Wabforum members updated asap
 
thanks very much for your interest, If you are in the UK ,I expect to have some stock with me at the bovington tank museum show on the 6/7th July
 
All the best
 
Barry"

[traveller]

I just got some samples from Barry Carter and they look great. This will hurt my wallet!

[Darkoath]

What ever happened to these?  Did they ever get released?

Darkoath

[traveller]

They are on the market:

http://timeline-miniatures.co.uk/

Great stuff! I have bought from them and are very pleased with the quality and service

[black hat miniatures]

They are on the market:

http://timeline-miniatures.co.uk/

Great stuff! I have bought from them and are very pleased with the quality and service

How deep are they?  I wasn't sure from the website pictures and description.

thanks

Mike

[traveller]

If we take the product TR2 200mm Plank wall/firestep:

Height 42mm from bottom to top. Height when standing on the fire step is 30mm
Length 200mm (as stated)
Depth 38mm, including the firestep which is around 20mm

Did I answer your question?

[black hat miniatures]

That's great - thanks exactly waht I wanted to know.

At 42mm high they might be a bit big for my usual 40mm deep TSS tiles - I was thinking of getting some to use initially for Crimean skirmish games and later for WW1.

Mike