Does anyone have tips on making an igloo without fondant? I have tried different types, but get a lot of crap whenever I bring it to work. Since my office is paying me full price for this cake 
I want to make it something that everyone will like.
The cake is a double layer 11x15 Scratch WASC, covered in a base coat of blue BC, then white BC for snow, with a half ball pan igloo on top. Is there a good way to frost the igloo w/ BC, or will sugar cubes work? I truthfully think sugar cubes would be really good considering that igloos are blocks of ice, but won't do it if it'll look like crap.
Thanks!
If you get the BC nice and smooth (Melvira method, maybe) then you could let it crust and then make lines in it to be the ice blocks.
I made an igloo with buttercream, but had the entrance fondant...but that's basically all I did is what Texas_Rose said. I also painted a little bit of blue in the lines to emphasize them.
http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-photo_1182657.html
I just did one all in BC. Used the viva paper towel method to smooth and then drew the lines with a stick. The little entrance I made with really thick BC so that I could mold it into tunnel shape.
I saw a woman make one out of a waffle ice cream bowl upside down.
Then she piped buttercream on it to look like bricks, but fluffed them up a little bit to look like snow
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