This is just a regular Lego cake. Sorry it's not in English. She's a member of CC and takes nice step-by-step photographs, so I don't think you'll have any problems understanding any of the tutorials.
http://www.minjina-kuhinjica.com/desert/torta/rodjendanske-torte/lego-torta-tutorijal-2/
Here are the other tutorials (non-lego related), if you're interested:
http://www.minjina-kuhinjica.com/category/fondam-i-gum-pasta/figurice-od-fondana/
There's a PDF that you can download at the end of each tutorial.
Here is a quick thought, what about having a couple of Lego Blocks and then having some of the Lego people on those. I know there are Lego pirates, astronauts, military and so on.
Hope that helps.
This is a lego star wars cake I did. It would work with other lego themes as well.
http://cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=gallery&file=displayimage&pid=1745602
i saw a lego block cake..the raised circles where pieces of cake cut out with round cookie cutters...it was very cute...looked just like a wide 6 dot piece!
I just did one of those Last night for my Son. I always just bake in a loaf pan. I make 3 total. ONe of them I cut in half and make 2 "legos" out of. Then I just roll out some fondant kind of thick and cut out the circles for the top. I have a few pictures of different ones I've done in my pics!
Funny because I just posted something about this - I'm not sure if you are doing your cake for sale or non-sale, but I was just rejected permission to can use the LEGO® brand names, trademarks and copyrights etc. You can only use it if it's for a personal project or one that nobody is making any money from.
I'm still waiting on confirmation from other cc'ers, but I'm hoping I can still do the cake, and just purchase legos (blocks/those figure guys) and put them on the cake and not do anything illegal.
Just wanted to let you know.
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