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This is waaaaay beyond my skill level (or interest), but there are many on this site who can do just as well and even better. I'm sure you'll get responses from them soon!

see as those ladies are teachers they might be willing to answer a quick question or two about it.

I actually found a fun tutorial on here a few days ago the shows how to do a cake kind of like that.

http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-615680.html

I think it would be so much fun to create something like those cakes, but like PP said it way past my skill level.

SweetAsLemmons:
This is a topsy turvy with styrofoam wedges. It looks difficult but it isn't all that terrible to do.

If you can fondant and tier a cake you can do it!

there are a few tutorials for topsy turvey cakes - or i thought there was, i can only find the one for an all cake one, but im sure someone else knows where it is - or try sending a pm to people who have done cakes like this for some info. is it just the construction you need help with?
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SweetAsLemmons ... This is an exact replica of one done by Colette Peters ... If you want I will be happy to scan the directions and then send them to you ... Let me know and I will pm them to you ...