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This was my first go at Fondant - MMF. I found it easier to use than I thought it would be. The colors did not turn out as deep as I wanted.

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By cakecre8tor

Aug 10, 2005

My son wanted Gotham City for his Batman 3rd birthday party. My first attempt at color flow...good thing I stated a week in advanced for the buildings to dry. The buildings were quite labor intensive, not real straight and I had alot of crackng while they dried. It was a big hit though...the kids each took home the buildings, they had enough sugar at the party. This cake was huge, I had 1/2 left over after serving 22, and some had seconds.

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By Schmoop

Dec 18, 2005

This cake is for a little boy that couldn't make up his mind on which Super Hero he wanted. So I put them all on there. All are edible images...the rosettes at the top were for his candles.....thanks for looking

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By spoiledtoodef

Jan 25, 2006

My version of the Spiderman cake from Wilton's 2005 yearbook. I used graham crackers instead of making cookies ~ much easier.

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By wyatt

Feb 21, 2006

I am finding that coloring MMF with too much color really messes up the consistency of the fondant...anyone know how to color fondant and still keep it really smooth? Anyway...airbrushed the black shoulder but hand painted the face.

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By Kitagrl

Feb 25, 2006

This isn't the most beautiful attempt at a Wonder Woman cake, but my sister was happy with it. I would have used stars on the skin if I could do it over. Originally, the cake pan came with a plastic face. Unfortunately, I didn't have it.

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By karajoy

Mar 3, 2006

Batman/Gotham City cake done, a lady wanted a magazine cover copied. Used the wacky cake recipe for allergic customer (no eggs, milk). Base cake is 11x15 and Batman is cut out of additional 9x13 so its raised up.

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By Kitagrl

Mar 9, 2006

Oscar, the 5yo birthday boy is having a Super Hero party! The Flash is on the backside of the city. I got the idea from the 2005 Wilton Yearbook and have used it a few times for other themes ~ Batman and King Kong.

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By wyatt

Mar 19, 2006

No fail sugar cookie recipe.Alice's Icing recipe.I really like the buttery taste of this icing but it doesn't really harden enough.It keeps the cookie soft also which is great!! I definetly will use this icing again!!

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By Kiddiekakes

May 6, 2006

Also used the Blog for this cake that others have used.Styrofoam wig head I bought from Ebay.For my son's 5th Birthday this weekend

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By Kiddiekakes

May 10, 2006

Second Super Hero Cake. 10" & 6" BC icing, Fondant letters & stars, white chocolate spider webs, hershey chocolate candy bars for buildings & plastic figures. The kids flipped over the chocolate buildings....thanks goodness there was enough for all the kids. Will make more next time. :)

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By bjfranco

Jun 17, 2006

This is a double layer Superman cake made from the super hero pan. I didn't have the plastic lay on pieces so I had to draw my own face and "S" in the center. Not really the best face in the world, but it was for a 4 year old and his mom said as long as he had black hair her son would be happy! LOL :)

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By pastrypantry

Sep 9, 2006

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By KimAZ

Sep 14, 2006

spiderman cake done from directions found here. thanks so much to whoever posted them! (sorry but don't have the directions right here ;(). made for someone's nephew... had a terrible time w/ the head being too wobbly... my first like this. thanks for looking!

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By jwong9664

Sep 18, 2006

For a 5 year old who wanted "Justice League". Inspired by Redsoxgirl's superhero cake. Buttercream with fondant buildings and cape. Name is melted candy melts.

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By cakesbyjackie

Sep 24, 2006

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By KimAZ

Oct 8, 2006

1/2 sheet carved to shape of Supergirls's shield with wings.

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By KimAZ

Oct 8, 2006

It is hard to see but on top of this cake you can find Superman, Batman, and Spiderman..they are made from shrink plastic and hot glued to plastic picks. The buildings are made from color flow and the cars are made from jelly slices candies and spice drops. The birthday boy loved it. I found this cake in one of the Wilton's Yearbooks.

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By NiteOwl4evr

Nov 17, 2006

This was for my nephew's 5th bday. I ran out of fondant, which is why there are no building around the back of the cake. I'm sure he'll love it anyway.

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By jeniferrice

Nov 19, 2006

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By apwrep

Nov 25, 2006

One of two Superman cakes this weekend. Half white/chocolate. Cut from an 11 x 15 sheet cake. Iced in blue and yellow BC with fondant "S".

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By msauer

Nov 26, 2006

Wilton's spiderman cake pan

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By Barbend

Dec 19, 2006

2-tier cake covered in MMF. Chocolate Transfer super heros on sticks standing in front of the comic "background" for the character. The backgrounds are piped onto the cake with chocolate (wish I could figure out how to put it on smoothly!). The birthday boy is the super hero on the top. There is Spiderman with a web, Wolverine with an X, Superman with a city skyline, Batman with the moon and a gargoyle, Flash Gordon with a lightning bolt, Cyclops in front of red, and The Hulk coming through a wall.

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By Uberhipster

Jan 3, 2007

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By LvMy4Runner

Feb 20, 2007

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By LvMy4Runner

Feb 20, 2007

This is my first attempt at a 1/2 sheet cake... Classic yellow with butter cream frosting. All the art work is Melted Chocolate Transfer.

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By reesesob

Mar 6, 2007

I made this for my daughters 5th birthday. I made the smaller extra cakes and placed the chacters on them. She really loved it.

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By antasia

Mar 11, 2007

White almond sour cream with FBCT.

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By amysue99

Mar 18, 2007

I made these for my son's daycare, for their Christmas Party. He wanted some super hero's too, since I only had so many colors of BC, I made Spiderman, Iron Giant, Hulk and Flowers and Little cute bugs too for the girls. Dec. 2005. Along with the reindeer which are accented with Cut Pretzels for the antlers & M&M for the eyes & noses.

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By gateaux

Mar 22, 2007

10" chocolate base cake with 9" vanilla cake as top tier. Iced with whipped icing. Fondant accents around bottom of cake. Spiderman Deco Set on top. Thanks to dkcrooby for the inspiration for this one!

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By tripletmom

Mar 27, 2007

Cake shoulders covered with fondant. Wolverine's head is a man's styrofoam head painted with glow in the dark paint and sheet foam cut out for his mask. Wolverine's head glows in the dark through his mask! Claws are carved and painted to look like the knives coming out of his fists. My 8 year old nephew was the envy of the party!

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By Petey

Apr 7, 2007

A variation on a previous Power Ranger, different guy I guess. I dunno, I just copy the picture the customer gives me. Their sons know best! LOL. All is cake including the head which is the 3D ball. Of course I had to throw plenty of disco dust on this one. Fun stuff!

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By Kitagrl

Apr 12, 2007

The emblems are colorflow.. my first attempt! The top tier is carved like Superman's emblem.. also my first carving!

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By Amanda114

Apr 14, 2007

THESE WERE MADE FOR A SET OF TWIN BOYS. THEY WERE MY FIRST PROJECT WITH MY AIRBRUSH!

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By ByTheSlice

Apr 16, 2007

This is my second attempt at a tiered cake. It is for my son's 3rd birthday. The 10"
bottom tier is alternating layers of white and chocolate cake with
nutella filling. The 8" tier is strawberry cake with strawberry filling.
The 6" globe is yellow cake with buttercream filling. All layers are
crumb coated in buttercream and covered in fondant w/ Luster Dust. The "S" shield is Color Flow and the ice and Kryptonite are Rock Candy. Thanks to my DH for cutting out continents for me!

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By bambuf

Apr 22, 2007

This cake was made for my best friend's son. He could not choose which
hero he wanted so I gave him all three. This is one my favorite cakes.
Frosted in BC with jello fondant stars. The kids loved it!

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By brilandken

May 23, 2007

Super Hero cakes give me the fits -- this one is all most what I envisioned -- i didn't take enough time on the building --

The webs are made with Sugar Veil -- piped, dried and then put on the cake.

Spidey is edible image..

I tied doing a web with "Trey" in red in the middle -- but didn't work out this time.

Melissa

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By MelissaRHK

Jun 2, 2007

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By Tramski

Jun 20, 2007

Carved chest covered in fondant and airbrushed. Cape is fondant and the emblem is royal done with the pin prick method. The bride had a strip of photos on the table with it of the groom as a 4yo dressed as superman. They were black and white and the emblems were colored in. Super cute!

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By KoryAK

Jul 2, 2007

This cake took a little time.. It was fun...
Please let me know what you think..
Also, you can see other work from me at my web site
myspace / Victorkline
Thank you and have fun!!!

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By KlinesCakes

Jul 14, 2007

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