Do you know what the wings and tail are made from ?
And how do you atttach them ?
Wait, I have problems uploading the pic.
I did one space ship cake (in my photos). The wings and tail were made from gumpaste which was dried in advance. I embedded tooth picks into the wings so that I could easily insert the wings into the cake.
Hey, I see you are in the Caribbean too. Where are you?
OK, I can see your picture now. The wings look like they are made with fondant covered styrofoam. It certainly has to be something very light for the wings to be that thick and still stay on the cake.
I agree styrofoam, or the wings would be too heavy.....I of course am guessing...have not done a plane to date
What if you took a cake board, cut it to the shape of the wing (with extra length towards the plane side)...then cut (a thinner length of) cake to sit on top of the cake board, and then iced it/apply fondant on that?
You would have your edible cake, just not very thick.
The extra length of the cake board would go into the main part of the airplane for added support, along with the base support of the engine beneath the wing.
yeah, it looks to me like you could do gumpaste, but support it with the engine that would need to be resting directly on the board. put toothpicks in your gumpaste while it's drying and then stick into cake! for a piece that think, give it a few days to dry completely!
ok, now I made all the wings from fondant/gumpaste.
Set aside to dry. Do I attach them with royal icing ?
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