Spiderman Cake Made It As One Of The Most Saved Cakes Today!

Decorating By SAHCaker Updated 29 Jun 2011 , 5:31am by josefina20

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SAHCaker Posted 28 Jun 2011 , 4:32pm
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Not to pat only my back but all you CCers because without your insights AND shared mishaps this would never have been possible.

Someone mentioned they wanted to see the pvc armature. Well, here it is...

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joviolette Posted 28 Jun 2011 , 4:42pm
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It was an awesome cake!

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Chala86 Posted 28 Jun 2011 , 5:02pm
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Absoultely brilliant cake. My daughter is now trying to convince me I can replicate it... I wish!!

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imagenthatnj Posted 28 Jun 2011 , 5:06pm
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Thank you for the photo of the armature.

It's a great cake!

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SAHCaker Posted 28 Jun 2011 , 6:33pm
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@Chala86: Sure you can!

Go to Home Depot and buy the PVC pipes, flanges and mdf board.
Make a lot of RKT and modeling chocolate.
Of course bake the cake and buttercream.
Assemble your armature. Assemble your cake within the armature. Then wrap the armature with RKT, make sure to use all your strength to compact it as much as possible. Cover in modeling chocolate. This will give it extra strength. I also at times had to put saran around some places (i.e., torso) so that the modeling chocolate would stay put until it dried hard. Smooth. Cover in fondant. Smooth. I airbrushed the lines but I think in hindsight painting with a brush and gel colors would have made for cleaner lines. Then...voila!

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mena2002 Posted 28 Jun 2011 , 6:52pm
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your cake is amazing!

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jennifercullen Posted 28 Jun 2011 , 7:36pm
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It is amazing, I was one of the people who asked for the picture so thank you for posting it icon_smile.gif not that I would even attempt to recreate it haha. I must remember not to let my 4 year old sit next to me while I'm on the computer or he will no doubt demand it for his birthday in September too! How long did it take you to do?

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jennifercullen Posted 28 Jun 2011 , 7:37pm
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It is amazing, I was one of the people who asked for the picture so thank you for posting it icon_smile.gif not that I would even attempt to recreate it haha. I must remember not to let my 4 year old sit next to me while I'm on the computer or he will no doubt demand it for his birthday in September too! How long did it take you to do?

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Charmed Posted 28 Jun 2011 , 7:42pm
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Originally Posted by SAHCaker

@Chala86: Sure you can!

Go to Home Depot and buy the PVC pipes, flanges and mdf board.
Make a lot of RKT and modeling chocolate.
Of course bake the cake and buttercream.
Assemble your armature. Assemble your cake within the armature. Then wrap the armature with RKT, make sure to use all your strength to compact it as much as possible. Cover in modeling chocolate. This will give it extra strength. I also at times had to put saran around some places (i.e., torso) so that the modeling chocolate would stay put until it dried hard. Smooth. Cover in fondant. Smooth. I airbrushed the lines but I think in hindsight painting with a brush and gel colors would have made for cleaner lines. Then...voila!



Love your cake!! amazing!! do you make your RTK with butter or without it?

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SAHCaker Posted 28 Jun 2011 , 8:08pm
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@jennifercullen: It took me three days where the decorating would go into the wee hours of the morning. And the final day I did not sleep.

@Charmed: I made the RKT without butter.

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warchild Posted 28 Jun 2011 , 8:14pm
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It's no wonder! Your work is amazing!

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jennifercullen Posted 28 Jun 2011 , 9:22pm
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It is amazing, I was one of the people who asked for the picture so thank you for posting it icon_smile.gif not that I would even attempt to recreate it haha. I must remember not to let my 4 year old sit next to me while I'm on the computer or he will no doubt demand it for his birthday in September too! How long did it take you to do?

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Kiddiekakes Posted 28 Jun 2011 , 10:03pm
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Your cake was awesome!!One of the best 3D Spiderman's yet!!What little boy wouldn't love a cake like that!!

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luvofpaints Posted 29 Jun 2011 , 2:59am
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My son just told me today he wants a spiderman cake for his birthday in Feb. so luckily he didn't see this cake but I'm trying to convince my husband we can do it =) Thanks so much for the pictures and directions I'm going to have to try to make something similar!

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luvofpaints Posted 29 Jun 2011 , 2:59am
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My son just told me today he wants a spiderman cake for his birthday in Feb. so luckily he didn't see this cake but I'm trying to convince my husband we can do it =) Thanks so much for the pictures and directions I'm going to have to try to make something similar!

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Ursula40 Posted 29 Jun 2011 , 4:18am
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So which parts exactly are cake and which parts RKT?
How did you add the cake? Cakeboards?

Would you perchance have any of those photos?

An awesome cake

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Ursula40 Posted 29 Jun 2011 , 4:19am
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oh and how much cake did you bake and how much RKT were needed? How many did this cake serve?

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SAHCaker Posted 29 Jun 2011 , 4:54am
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Hey all,

The total cake baked was two half sheets stacked with a cake board dividing the layers then trimmed to fit proportionately. The cake sat on a board then a bed of RKT and there was a board dividing the cake from the RKT on top. I must have made about 8 half sheet pans full of RKT. I remember it this way because I melted the marshmallows in the half sheet pan in the oven and just mixed the RKT right there.

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sebrina Posted 29 Jun 2011 , 4:58am
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Yeap, it went into my favs this morning! Good job! icon_wink.gif

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josefina20 Posted 29 Jun 2011 , 5:31am
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thanks you so much for posting the body. i was one of the person who asked you to post a picture of it. thanks for sharing it.

Now that i see this picture, holly cow, how did you put this together icon_rolleyes.gif

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