Bobble head cake

Craftsy has a bobble head course on their site but you do have to pay for it.
 

I've bought that class but I haven't watched it yet. If they don't show you how to make the head move I'm going to be mad, that's the only thing I'd be interested in

If I had to do it on my own, I'd do a wedge like this just to have to go back and forth http://www.robives.com/blog/paper_pop_development_stage_1

Make the wedge that goes into the cake body out of plastic and then make another section that goes into a section that fits into the head, which I'd make out of rice krspies. There has to be some kind of ball valve or something like that that you can get at the hardware store to use to make it bob in a rounded shape.

Can you let us know what you think of the class after you have watched it.  It is a new one so I haven't bought it yet as I generally wait until they are on special.  Would be good to know what it is like before investing.  Thanks.
 

I've been doing reviews of the classes for the last couple of months on my blog, www.acaketorememebrva.blogspot.com. I'll watch the bobblehead one and give it a scathing review if the cake doesn't bobble. What's the point of that?

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Originally Posted by costumeczar 

I've been doing reviews of the classes for the last couple of months on my blog, www.acaketorememebrva.blogspot.com. I'll watch the bobblehead one and give it a scathing review if the cake doesn't bobble. What's the point of that?

SHould be www.acaketorememberva.blogspot.com.

I watched the first part of the class and he basically tells you that to make it bobble it will be too much work. Pfffft. I'll watch the rest but it's buffering weird and it's not streaming smoothly. I'll try it another day.

I made a bobble head Littlest Pet Shop and used these instructions. 

http://cakecentral.com/t/620771/i-made-me-a-bobble-headed-cake/15

Thanks for the link to the reviews, I am heading there now.