Junior Marine Corps Ball Cakes

Junior Marine Corps Ball Cakes on Cake Central

Okay-posted a few threads about these things-at least the fondant and gumpaste Marine in the background! The cakes are 14" vanilla, 10" chocolate-both with double chocolate cookies n cream filling, and an 8" dummy. The dummy is draped with a handpainted fondant flag and luster painted rope, 10" sported a 6" white chocolate and luster dusted Marine Corps insignia, and the 14" included a FBCT of the logo, plus white chocolate medallions dusted with super pearl and silver dusts. My faves so far!!

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The FBCT "emblem" looks great and I do love the medallions! I like that you did a non-typical cake for a military occasion.

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SpudCake-yes, I made the Marine-I posted about him a time or two with the latest in the disaster threads. His arm fell off the night before the ball and I saved him with super glue. He held up all weekend though and still looks good now-learned a lot from that first free standing fondant figure!!

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looks great - the marine looks awesome! How did you get him to stand? and that FBCT looks sooooo perfect! Like it was printed on frosting paper! great job!

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The Marine was made with two dowels and a couple of styrofoam balls as the base. I cut small styrofoam ball in half and used it for feet. Then, the entire thing was covered in fondant/gumpaste. He is free standing, but I put a small "cage" around him for the ball so the cadets wouldn't knock him down-they were dancing and shaking the table a lot!

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I love all of your special touches. I know they had to be so thrilled to see such an awesome display. Great job!

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The FBCT "emblem" looks great and I do love the medallions! I like that you did a non-typical cake for a military occasion.

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SpudCake-yes, I made the Marine-I posted about him a time or two with the latest in the disaster threads. His arm fell off the night before the ball and I saved him with super glue. He held up all weekend though and still looks good now-learned a lot from that first free standing fondant figure!!

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looks great - the marine looks awesome! How did you get him to stand? and that FBCT looks sooooo perfect! Like it was printed on frosting paper! great job!

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The Marine was made with two dowels and a couple of styrofoam balls as the base. I cut small styrofoam ball in half and used it for feet. Then, the entire thing was covered in fondant/gumpaste. He is free standing, but I put a small "cage" around him for the ball so the cadets wouldn't knock him down-they were dancing and shaking the table a lot!

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I love all of your special touches. I know they had to be so thrilled to see such an awesome display. Great job!