Hi everyone...
I've had a request for a Toystory cake and the customer wants the cake to be the Buzz Lightyear spaceship, approx 23" tall (his request) and wants all of the toystory characters done in fondant to go around the cake. It's going to be a huge challenge and I'm really looking forward to doing it, but I wanted to get advice as to the support structure of this cake. I figure I will have to buy a strong base with using at the very least pvc pipe for support, not sure that I shouldn't use two, but I'd like to get yall's input. Thanks so much! 
Hmmm, Disney is VERY protective of their copyright. I've read of instances on here where small time cakers were penalized for sellin gcakes with Disney characters, would hate for you to be one of them. I would suggest you redesign your cake to be a generic spaceship and have your customer add purchased figurines once the cake is in his possesion.
That said, I'm interested to see what some of the pro's on here have as far as advice for support in an almost 2 foot tall space ship cake . Good luck and be sure to post pics when your done.
Hmmm, Disney is VERY protective of their copyright. I've read of instances on here where small time cakers were penalized for sellin gcakes with Disney characters, would hate for you to be one of them. I would suggest you redesign your cake to be a generic spaceship and have your customer add purchased figurines once the cake is in his possesion.
That said, I'm interested to see what some of the pro's on here have as far as advice for support in an almost 2 foot tall space ship cake
. Good luck and be sure to post pics when your done.
Thanks... I'll keep that in mind.
I would appreciate advice from the "pro's" as to the best support that would be best for this type of cake. Anyone?
Hmmm... Ok then... Hopefully I'll get answers at a couple of the other sites.
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