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I used the Batman cake pan for the top cake and a full sheet pan for the bottom.

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By MessiET

May 11, 2006

This was for a 5 year old's Birthday.

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By lredding

May 19, 2006

this is yet another cake inspired by someone on here. (sorry I cant remember who) I used the wig head thing. Made cut outs for the ears, wrapped them in foil and taped it to the head. I then iced it with BC, and sprayed it!

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By bfisher11

May 19, 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

Another of my son's Bday cakes. 1/2 choc., 1/2 yellow cake, all BC. Fairly simple and I liked the coloring.

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By jewels625

Jun 1, 2006

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By isamen77

Jun 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

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

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By booberfrog

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

This cake was made by my dear friend Gayle and I for her husband's 40th birthday...he has always been wild about batman!

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By Auntiebethrn

Jul 16, 2006

Simple bday cake. Bc with mmf accents

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By sweetexpressions

Jul 31, 2006

customer wanted Superman, Spiderman & Batman. buttercream with fondant accents.

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By redsoxgirl

Aug 4, 2006

A cake I made for my twin cousin's 5th birthday party!

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By somethingmoore

Aug 19, 2006

butter cream icing with color flow buildings and bat signal. really a ton of work, but hugely rewarding. batman and cars are from a toy set and part of the gift.

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By cakesbykitty

Aug 26, 2006

I made this cake for a 4 year old....

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By lilmissthingy

Aug 27, 2006

i did this for my son's 5th b-day. all was with fondant.

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By janan

Aug 30, 2006

Batman is a fbct for a little boy who celebrated his birthday Sunday. I decorated the sides of the cake with the letters from his name and added squilly lines. Blue and yellow sugar sprinkles were added to the top. I was disappointed with my fbct because the black did alot of bleeding.

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By stephanie214

Sep 6, 2006

The customer only wanted the bat symbol on the cake. So...OK here ya go! I would have liked to add some buildings on the sides or a little more decoration. But she wanted simple.

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By KellyKrocker

Sep 7, 2006

A birthday cake I made for my nephew. Batman transfer was a rectangle thus the "cut-off" on one side.

Butter cake with Quick Caramel Frosting. First try at Caramel Frosting and expected the Caramel Frosting to be creamy like cream but it turned out grainy and extremely sweet because of the powdered sugar. Any comments welcomed.

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By jlllyn

Sep 8, 2006

10" base with bricks on two sides and then the batman and superman logos on either side of that. 8" middle tier surrounded by royal icing buildings. 6" trimmed top layer with AA (boys name or initials) made by my husband out of gumpaste. I had a different idea for the look of the letters but he came up with that. I stuck skewers in them and poked them into the cake. I had fun doing this, but the bricks took FOREVER!

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By doc_farms

Sep 11, 2006

Made this for little girl's 3rd birthday...she loves her superheroes! Colorflow buildings, made the same cake for my son last year and learned alot about colorflow and piping since then. This one turned out much better!

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By Schmoop

Sep 11, 2006

done for 2 brothers birthdays

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By TandTHarrell

Sep 14, 2006

The base is two layer chocolate sponge cake. While for the batmobile, I use butter cake. For the car's wing, I use white cooking chocolate and coloured with black colour food.
all the cake and batmobile are covered with whip cream.

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By samandjamie

Sep 16, 2006

Batman cake made for my nephew. Covered in buttercream with mmf accents. Mask is gumpaste. Had problems with the right side of the bottom layer. Couldn't get it level to save my life. The mask did not dry hard enough so I had to use the sticks to support it. Anyway, my nephew loved it. Top layer was chocolate, bottom was white cake, both filled with buttercream.

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By bush1

Sep 17, 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

Chocolate cake with BC and MMF. Design from the plates, also help from CC members. Hope the little boy likes it!

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By 3beattieboys

Sep 21, 2006

Everything candy melt chocolate.Globe made with mini ball pan and candy melts.Figures given to me by mom.

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By Kiddiekakes

Sep 22, 2006

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By Kiddiekakes

Sep 22, 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 coopscakes

Sep 24, 2006

I sent these cupcakes to school for my son's 7th birthday. The class loved them!

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By sweetsbysusan

Sep 26, 2006

This cake was for my son's 7th birthday. He told me what he wanted the cake to look like, so I drew "gotham city" with the bat signal. He loved it.

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By sweetsbysusan

Sep 26, 2006

5",8", 10" tiers. Used buttercream, fondant, royal icing and chocolate clay. All edible with the exception of the hot wheels at the bottom. I tried alot of new techniques on this cake, and made some awful mistakes, but learned alot and over all, I am pretty pleased. I dont like airbrushed color from the wilton cans. This was for an adult who loved superheros as a kid. I added comics to the sides of the cake support just for kicks.

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By melysa

Sep 27, 2006

This is something I did for my nephew's "superhero" party.

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By flourgirlcakes

Sep 28, 2006

The icing on this was a little messy, but I was more just testing out the shape.

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By Galxcbaby

Oct 3, 2006

9" Chocolate cake with oreo filling and IMBC. Batman and the buildings were chocolate transfers.

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By jeans541

Oct 6, 2006

I made these cakes for my nephew's birthday (we have a large family). They are frosted with buttercream. I drew the faces on the cake with a toothpick and outlined them with black buttercream and filled in with piping gel.

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By boosqmom

Oct 10, 2006

Had little time to devote to this cake and it certainly shows. Thanks to Melony1976 for the inspiration, although my cake in no way looks as good as hers did. White cake with bc icing.

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By Dordee

Oct 11, 2006

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By tammiemarie

Oct 16, 2006

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