impregnated reinforcements are pulled die include multiple metal blocks which when assembled has a through hole or channel in the shape of the desired cross section of the trim member fig3 shows a die 24 with a channel 25 which would be used to manufacture an entire cornice assembly in a unitary construction as can be seen a total of ten different blocks 26 44 make up the die 24 for the unitary construction of the cornice assembly the various blocks of the die 24 are held together with bolts screws or other suitable fasteners 46 fig4 shows a die 48 which is used to manufacture a portion of a cornice assembly including a soffit 14 and a crown 16 the soffit crown trim member made with die 48 would be connected to a trim member including a gutter 20 and a facia 12 made with die 50 shown in fig5 and to a trim member including a frieze 18 made with die 52 shown in fig6 together the trim members created by these die 48 50 and 52 would fit together to form a cornice assembly 54 shown in fig7 selection of the particular resin and reinforcements that may be used in the pultrusion of cornice assemblies and trim members are well within the design capability of those skilled in the art exemplary reinforcements include continuous strands of fiberglass aramid fibers and graphite in addition chopped strand continuous strand or swirl mats may also be used as reinforcements a useful reinforcement is glass fiber because it is economically priced as compared.