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Did this cake for a friend's 10-year old for his birthday. He loves skylines and skyscrapers as well as Spiderman so we combined the two.
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By mrwarnke
Apr 29, 2005
This was for a reunion of everyone who had attended this elementary school which was closed in 1970 and torn down. It is my best replica made from memory and a couple of very old photos with the school in the background.
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By piklpop2
Jul 18, 2005
I made this cake for my son Angel who just turned 2, he loves spiderman and I was able to put both of them on one!!. I used edible immage at the top, all other is BC. I also used diferent flavors so kids could have a choice at the party.
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By Reyna
Feb 6, 2006
This is a cake I was asked to make for a man that works in the building industry. It is chocolate mud cake, with poured chocolate icing and white chocolate between the bricks. The trowel is made of gumpaste and placed in a gumpaste tray with royal icing in it. Thank you very much to the people that helped me with the trowel, your suggestions were fantastic!!! Thanks for looking, Mel
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By melissaanne
Feb 15, 2006
Made for my son's birthday. 9" double layer cake topped with 6" double layer cake covered in BC. Buildings made of fondant with food coloring marker accents. Webs and letters made of royal icing.
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By braggmama2
Mar 25, 2006
My son David wanted me to make him a cake for a book report that he was doing, I told him to pick out his favorite scene and we would work on it. Originally it was the Aunts being squished which would have been MUCH easier, but then he got his heart set on the peach landing on the Empire state Building. Man was that a challenge, got it to the school ok and ran before I could see anything happen to it....curious 4th graders, falls, droops, cracks...etc. Pretty proud still.
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By carrielynnfields
Apr 3, 2006
This cake was made for my nephew's birthday party a while back. Found it in old photos and decided to post. This was made before I discovered all the wonderful people and ideas (smooth icing) here on cc. I love ya'll soooooo much!!!!!! The cake was iced in buttercream and the buildings were made with candy melts.
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By bush1
Apr 27, 2006
This was made for my grandson's 2nd Birthday. All gumpaste, all hand modelled.
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By franjmc
May 7, 2006
4 layers, yellow cake with banana cream filling. buttercream icing with fondant accents (with magnet figurine) I have 2 different cakes to do for the same person. One is a New York theme (i'll also have the Chrysler building and Brooklyn Bridge) and one will be sun, moon, and stars. I was practicing them both on one cake, as i've never done the buildings before and don't know how hard they'll be when i get there.
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By lilypie
May 13, 2006
the same lady for the castle cake wanted this one also. they are twins one boy and one girl. couldnt get the icing really smooth but i thought it looked alright. makes it looks like a stucko (spellcheck).
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By cdstem
May 26, 2006
I made this for my dad's surprise 60th birthday party. He likes the movie The Towering Inferno, and I thought it might make a good idea for a cake. The fire truck is a pound cake, and the building is 3 tiers: white w/raspberry filling, yellow w/ apricot filling, and chocolate w/ ganache. All iced in buttercream.
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By karateka
May 28, 2006
a better look at my building.
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By karateka
May 28, 2006
My version of the superhero cake many at CC have done. My first time using colorflow, and my first stacked cake.
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By Liana
May 31, 2006
Small spiderman cake for 7 year old. All vanilla BC with vanilla cake (they ordered almond BC and I used wrong one) :-)
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By Reyna
Jun 7, 2006
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By Kiddiekakes
Jun 9, 2006
This one was a challenge! This was done for a lady relocating to Washington D.C. (The National Mall) Lincoln Memorial, reflecting pool, Washington Monument, grass area, and the Capitol Building. Of course it's not an exact replica, but I was happy with the turn out. The airbrushing was a last minute idea because I didn't have time to the steps, bushes, trees, etc.
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By bigcatz
Jun 10, 2006
This is a close up of the Capitol building from the previous photo I posted. The bottom cake is 22"x 15", the Capitol was carved from sheet cakes, frosted in bc then covered in fondant. The details were piped on with bc.
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By bigcatz
Jun 10, 2006
I started my summer job at my county's Dept. of Public Works office 3 weeks ago. My new boss decided that he was going to move to the Board of Ed. so we gave him a going away party. When he worked for the DPW he designed a program to create "green roofs," gravelbeds and plants growing on tops of buildings, throughout the county. So this was his going away cake -- green roof style. For some reason my blue frosting never keeps its color well. Does anyone know why?
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By Aurora3164
Jun 14, 2006
Local YMCA was celebrating 90 years of service. They wanted a reconstruction of their building, but could not stop looking at a newspaper cake I had previously created. They were thrilled, when at delivery, I had incorporated both ideas into the design. Newspaper is mahogany chocolate/vanilla cream cakes layers with chocolate bc filling, vanilla icing covered in fondant and edible images. Building is rice crispy treats covered in 50:50 gumpaste/fondant.
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By regymusic
Jun 18, 2006
spiderman figure on top of a building- all bc icing. Sorry for such a dark picture
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By klacrawford
Jun 20, 2006
You can see clearly where the windows and doors buckled.
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By StandingForJesus
Jun 21, 2006
Round layer iced in buttercream with mmf street and building. Side view showing chocolate web.
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By bush1
Jun 25, 2006
dark chocolate cake with chocolate fudge filling & buttercream icing. this was made for an architect whose birthday falls on summer solstice.
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By nova
Jun 26, 2006
This was for my sons 7th birthday he chose King Kong, I did sugar cookies dipped in chocolate and iced in BC for the buildings, Sheet cake was iced in BC and road is fondant, rolled cars are candles Gorilla is a toy. I was not very please with how this cake turned out I would change a few things if I had to do it again.
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By jowhip
Jun 27, 2006
The entire top is a FBCT and the buildings and the Ss on the sides are fondant. The woman said she wanted thirteen pieces of fondant on the cake so that each kid could have one to eat. This was the only thing I could come up with. I am really imbarrassed by this cake because of the mistakes I made. I did it at night so by the time I got to the border and writing it was 2 am and I was really tired. The border wasn't as straight as I would liked and my writing is not as very centered. The I realized that....
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By mariak
Jun 30, 2006
This is a cake I did for my 7 & 5 year olds party. The bottom is Yellow cake and the top is lemon, I kept it simple for the kids. The buildings are Chocolate (never store them in the oven and then forget about them...I melted them 4 hours before party and had to redo). the Kryptonite on top is melted jolly ranchers broken up. The S shield is fondant painted and then sprinkled with cake sprinkles. i was pleased with this cake, it turned out amazingly like what I pictured...Rarely does that happen:). Thx
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By acookieobsession
Aug 10, 2006
Another view of my New York cake.
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By lilypie
Aug 23, 2006
Chocolate cake with white chocolate buttercream. Sculpted building out of sheet cakes and covered in greyish buttercream and piped black windows. Hand scultped chocolate King Kong. Antenna is spaghetti covered in black buttercream.
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By sweeterbug1977
Sep 16, 2006
This is a burning skyscraper with Batman, Robin, Superman, and Wonderwoman. It was for a friend's daughter's 7th bday. Each layer is a different flavor cake with different fillings! Lots of work, but she was so happy when she saw her cake!!!
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By jennianne
Sep 17, 2006
I was asked by a friend to make a cake based on a photo they took while visiting a ghost town. Strawberry cake with vanilla bc tinted brown. MMF accents and board covering. The lighting in the room turned the roof rafters blue-ish. Was actually black.
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By ME2
Sep 18, 2006
This is a terrible mess but a good experiment for me. It is a 3-D cake, the buildings are cake some are frosted and some are covered in fondant. I had a terrible time with the fondant and I was running out of time. The little figures are also fondant but they came out bigger than I wanted. The cakes stayed in building formation easily. I did not use dowels or any other support.
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By SunshineFamily
Sep 30, 2006
COVERED CAKE IN BUTTERCREAM ICING, FOUND PICTURE, CUT OUT BUILDING IN WHITE AND OUTLINED AND DETAILED IT WITH THOSE MARKERS THAT ARE FOOD SAFE! I DIDN'T DO THAT GREAT OF A JOB, BUT I DID WORK ALL DAY & NIGHT AND DID A TOTAL OF 19 CAKES, AM I CRAZY OR WHAT, BUT THE STUDENTS AND STAFF LOVED THEM.
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By ONEWAY
Oct 2, 2006
King Kong on the Empire State Building. Orange Pound Cake with Hershey bar windows and jelly bean lights. King Kong is marzipan dredged in Cocoa.
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By Margicakes
Oct 28, 2006
A friends new house, done as a combo thank You-Housewarming gift. 4 layer torted french vanilla cake-Bc and my very first FBCT-loved it came out pretty good- a lot o details to pipe and then not be sure how it came out till i flipped it!!
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By sweetviolent
Nov 20, 2006
This is all buttercream. The giant lego is 2 6" squares stacked. The little legos are rice crispy treats.
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By divaofcakes
Feb 6, 2007
I made this cake for my son's first birthday. I was using his wooden building blocks for inspiration. After I started icing the cake I realized that my squares weren't square but because I was running late I let them stay. Next time I will be more careful. I used 2 8x8 layers which I quartered. It is frosted with BC.
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By cake-angel
Feb 6, 2007
There were so many angles to this cake as I had something different on every side. I chose the best two. I do not have a nice front view but it Had the three bottom blocks spelling the short form of his name and the top block had a 1 on it. I made some mistakes on this cake and I left it to the last minute so I rushed it but I still like how it turned out even though everytime I look at it I think of everything I could have done better.
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By cake-angel
Feb 6, 2007
A fun birthday cake... Themed afte Lego building blocks. The Green Base Board was Vanilla cake with a Bavarian Cream filling. The Blue and Red Building Blocks were baked in mini-loaf pans and the Yellow block was a small square pan. I used the pre-packaged primary colors pack of Fondant from Wilton... I found it to be very wet and hard to roll out w/o sticking, but we got through it.
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By LvMy4Runner
Feb 7, 2007
Gray buttercream covers the main building and the smaller buildings are made from colored candy melts. Red spiders & black webs are buttercream.
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By saptally
Mar 1, 2007
I grabbed the wrong picture for the FBCT. This one wasn't reversed. See the emblem.....ooooops.
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By Steady2Hands
Mar 9, 2007
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