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post #1 of 5

2/7/13 at 2:54am

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Please HELP!!!

I want to create a 3d stand alone Indain Elephant cake and would like some advice on the structure!

I was going too use dowells inserted into legs but concerned about body!

As anyone created one or have ideas how this can be done!!!!

Thank you xxx

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2/7/13 at 3:08am

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I'm sure that you will get some great ideas in how to accomplish this. You could put the dowels in the legs and then a board on top of them, making like a table. The cake for the body could sit on that and you could use RKT to put on the underside of the board to fill out the stomach. I would probably put the RKT on the board first using RI or something and let it dry before you put it on the legs. Good luck with this!

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2/7/13 at 9:50am

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Originally Posted by kkmcmahan

You could put the dowels in the legs and then a board on top of them, making like a table. The cake for the body could sit on that and you could use RKT to put on the underside of the board to fill out the stomach.

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