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BCT done for the "S". Any pointers on how to make the cake look more straight would be apperciated.
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By janethorp
Jun 4, 2005
Here is my superman. He doesn't look very happy does he? lol Had to be a little creative. I forgot to reverse the "S". Had to fix after it was on the cake.
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By charlieinMO
Sep 18, 2005
This went with the superman cake. And yes!! I forgot to reverse this as well!! I fixed this then put back in the freezer and then put on the cake! But I don't forget that again!! (Well hopefully not for a few times anyway! LOL)
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By charlieinMO
Sep 18, 2005
Old superman character pan - came with batman also. My son loved this!
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By MistryUnique
Sep 24, 2005
Single layer half sheet cake. I don't have a half sheet cake pan yet so I baked two 1/4 sheet cakes, one side yellow and the other side is chocolate. Iced in buttercream with candy melt letters. Superman is a buttercream transfer. Over all I am happy with the BCT but I couldn't get the face right. Maybe next time, LOL!
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By smileyface
Oct 20, 2005
I MADE THIS CAKE FOR MY NEPHEWS FIRST BIRTHDAY.
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By angiecloud
Nov 16, 2005
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By GRAMMASUE
Dec 2, 2005
This is the second cake I've made. I made it for my fiance's birthday tomorrow. He told me to suprise him and he loved what I came up with! It was tons of fun to make and it turned out better than I thought it would!
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By kyjettachick
Dec 6, 2005
Superman birthday cake
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By hamie
Mar 5, 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
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By Feefs
May 5, 2006
Thanks to all the inspiration in the galleries for this one. I made this for little boy's 4th birthday.
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By NeeNee30
Jun 3, 2006
This is a half a sheet with buttercream icing and FBCT of Superman. I was in a big hurry with this cake and wasn't very happy with it, especially the border. I did the whole top together and when I smoothed the back of the transfer I moved the picture a little. This was the biggest cake I have done using the FBCT for the entire top of the cake.
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By mariak
Jun 11, 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
Just a quick cake I threw together for my husband this morning. Thanks to lastingmoments for the awesome inspiration. I found the superman cookie at 7-11. The fondant was being very temperamental for the cape and kept cracking. The blue is buttercream. My hubby loved it. Thanks for looking.
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By cindww
Jun 18, 2006
I made this for my son's birthday. He is wild about the Justice League. I wish I had known about BCT back then....this might have been a good candidate. Red Velvet cake with cream cheese frosting, piped design from a piping gel transfer....got the design from his JLA calendar. He was so excited!
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By karateka
Jun 22, 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
Made with Wilton's vintage Superman pan.
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By kittysmom
Jul 3, 2006
This was my first attempt at a buttercream transfer. It worked beautifully, except...I can't leave well enough alone. I smudged it a little after I had it on the cake. I can't wait to use this technique more often.
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By cqcakes
Jul 4, 2006
I made this cake today for my husband's birthday. He's an avid comic book collector and superman is his favorite character.
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By aprilsloan
Jul 8, 2006
I Photoshopped the birthday boy (my nephew) and his sister's face onto the edible image of the Superfriends - the villians are all around the cake as well.
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By SweetResults
Jul 10, 2006
Just another view of my cake...
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By karenm0712
Jul 15, 2006
This is the top tier of my son's 4th birthday cake. It is made with BC with fondant and royal icing accents. My first attempt at making people with fondant. The baby superman is supposed to be my youngest son sleeping. :-)
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By rlhartmann
Jul 15, 2006
strawberry cake with bc icing. got the idea after seeing bjfranco's awsome cake. this was for my friends husband he loved it.
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By susanmm23
Jul 18, 2006
Buttercream icing with store bought Superman logos. Gumballs and cake sparkles for effect. Fun, easy and Andrew is a happy 5 year old!
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By wyatt
Jul 19, 2006
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By amandasweetcakes
Jul 20, 2006
Vanilla cake, Superman logo FBCT
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By lisaa3
Jul 21, 2006
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By tawnyachilders
Jul 29, 2006
I made this cake on my son's 5th bday. I was planning on making him a cake the following week with a bigger cake but he really wanted a cake on his bday so I started to make this at 6 p.m. He was very happy. It was cut from a 8" square, buttercream icing, used the wafer paper transfer method for the image.
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By CakeDesigns
Jul 30, 2006
This cake is a spin off of a bride cake in the 3D section. I used a 6" 8" and 9" pan to make him. In retorspect I would have used a 10" for the bottom I think but I didn't have one at the time. He has a MMF cape and the yellow in the emblem on the cape and on the front are MMF. This was my first try at MMF and it was a real problem for me. It was 90% humidity on the day I was making this cake so that played a big roll in how hard it was to decorate it. For my first time I think it came out great considering
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By pink_lady1448
Jul 31, 2006
This is the back side of Superman. HIs cape is made of MMF and it had bubbles in it. I think I overworked it but it served the purpose. Everyone was impressed and my son was thrilled. It was for his 5th birthday party. It was 95 degrees out that day but he held up pretty good.
By pink_lady1448
Jul 31, 2006
I made this for my husband. Unfortunately the picture was taken after my daughter smeared it and I had to repair it....ha ha. Oh well.
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By cakesbydana
Aug 2, 2006
An Edible Image on a round cake. For the twins first birthday.
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By cathywood99
Aug 2, 2006
customer wanted Superman, Spiderman & Batman. buttercream with fondant accents.
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By redsoxgirl
Aug 4, 2006
This cake was done by inspiration from a couple of people on cake central, so thank you! It is BC icing with fondant clouds and cape.
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By rlhartmann
Aug 5, 2006
I cut the shape of this cake out of a sheet cake. Entire cake done in buttercream using the star-tip (16).
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By gourmetcakes
Aug 7, 2006
Superman Wilton character pan and Wilton dancing daisies pan. Polly pocket was a BCT. The letters were fondant. Since I put the cakes on a mirror the tree branches from above reflected on the mirror.
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By CakeDesigns
Aug 7, 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
My friend April (ape on CC) helped me with this trio of Superman cakes for a little boy's 2nd birthday party. One was chocolate fudge made in the old Superman pan that has a plastic face and "S" emblem. The other 2 were in the new Superman pan - 1 french vanilla and 1 lemon. We had so much fun working on these together!
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By mommymarilyn
Aug 15, 2006
I used a sheet cake to freehand the shape of this cake. I could not find a Superman emblem pan. I drew out the design on wax paper, backwards, then used piping gel to transfer the image onto the cake. Iced with buttercream.
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By mac95
Aug 15, 2006
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