Transformers Cake - Structure Support Suggestions Needed

Decorating By terrijproductions Updated 29 Sep 2009 , 10:54pm by CrankyCakes

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terrijproductions Posted 29 Sep 2009 , 3:46pm
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I have been asked to make an Optimus Prime cake for a 6 year old's b-day party. I'm trying to determine how best to accomplish this. I want to make a 3D cake but am not sure how to get the large transformer to stand on two legs.

Is it best to make him out of rice cereal treats? Or is there another internal structure I can use to make him out of cake and not worry about him toppling over. The cake will be transported by car to the party location 2 hours away from where I'm creating it. So that's another concern I need to take into consideration.

Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you!

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neelycharmed Posted 29 Sep 2009 , 3:57pm
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Hi,
I would use the RKT, especially with a long drive.
sounds like its going to be a awesome cake!
please post a picture when done!
Happy Caking!
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CrankyCakes Posted 29 Sep 2009 , 10:54pm
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You could build the inner frame work out of pvc pipe or wooden dowls and stack/layer the cakes directly on them. You would have to do quite a bit of sculpting though. Sounds like it will be a great cake can't wait to see ( so please post pictures icon_biggrin.gif ) Good luck!

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