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Do you have a large round pan? I would just use that (several layers, stacked normally) and carve out the plane as opposed to cutting them in half and placing them on their sides. I would think this way would be more sturdy. Whatya think?
Happy caking!
D.
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Originally Posted by diane706
Do you have a large round pan? I would just use that (several layers, stacked normally) and carve out the plane as opposed to cutting them in half and placing them on their sides. I would think this way would be more sturdy. Whatya think?
Happy caking!
D.
Do you have a large round pan? I would just use that (several layers, stacked normally) and carve out the plane as opposed to cutting them in half and placing them on their sides. I would think this way would be more sturdy. Whatya think?
Happy caking!
D.
I'ld do the same. Good luck
blessedist
Posted 17 Sep 2009 , 4:13pm
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It looks like the football pan....or if you can't get the pan right, make the plane and Kitty out of Krispies and put it on top of a round or half sheet cake
you need to stack cake the regular way. I am afraid that once you start carving your cake layers would fall over if placed on end.
What about making the plane out of RKT and fondant figures and decorations on top of a regular round cake decorated like the base is?
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