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The track is just cut out of a cake board and raised up using styrofoam covered with foil. I just put a track on the board using the backside of a basketweave tip and black icing.

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By StandingForJesus

Sep 12, 2006

First time at a 3d cake. Quite fun.

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By mandy1

Sep 15, 2006

FBCT on cupcakes

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By qsmom

Sep 16, 2006

This is my son's second birthday cake. He LOVES Thomas the Train!!!

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By alicia_froedge

Sep 18, 2006

Made from a simple internet pattern. To make sure it would feed 40 people, I used 2 9x13" sheet cakes plus an 8" round cake on top. The rectangle were yellow cake, while the round cake was a chocolate mix.

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By psupatty

Sep 19, 2006

Made for a little boy's 2nd birthday. Vanilla cake with Cookies n creme filling. Iced in vanilla buttercream.

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By Momof4luvscakes

Sep 22, 2006

I made this for a little boy's birthday. He ate off the sides of the cake while his mom was sleeping before the party lol. I got the idea from this website.

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By Crakerz01

Sep 23, 2006

I made this for a friend for her son's birthday party. I used Wilton's thomas and friends cake pan, buttercream icing and MMF for the face and some of the details.

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By giovanna

Sep 28, 2006

These are no fail sugar cookies with MMF. I changed the number to 3 to match the child's age.

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By giovanna

Sep 28, 2006

I give 100% credit for this idea to cassiescakes, I loved her cake and wanted to try it myself. I didn't have fondant so I couldn't try the fondant face but was pretty happy with it overall. My son went nuts for it so that's all that mattered! The name is made out of tinted no fail sugar cookies.

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By giovanna

Sep 28, 2006

This is a 10" cake - I have piped Thomas, James and Percy in the entrance to the tunnels all around the cake. The fourth tunnel is empty so Sir Topham Hatt is looking at his pocket watch - you know how he is about punctuality! I used a brick impression mat for the brick pattern. this cake was so much fun to do. I can't wait until tomorrow to see how my customer likes it! All she said was to do a Thomas cake. She didn't care how I did it.

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By kerririchards

Oct 5, 2006

MMF/gumpaste Thomas and Friends, the wheels will be added when I put them on the cake. They turned out a little bigger than I wanted(about 5 in long), still happy with how they turned out.

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By imbkay13

Oct 6, 2006

This is a cake I did for my son's 2nd Birthday. He went everywhere with his little Thomas train so it was a no brainer for the type of party he'd enjoy. I used Oreo cookies for the wheels and pretzel stix for the train tracks. One word of caution... do not use a confetti cake mix. I made a mistake and stood two layers of cake up on end for the cab portion of the cake. In the morning it had fallen over. I suspect the candy pieces weakened it. Good thing I took this picture before hand! Enjoy.

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By stlalohagal

Oct 6, 2006

We made these cakes for my son's birthday. The extras were to feed all the guests.

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By tblachly

Oct 7, 2006

This is a close up of Thomas the train made using the Thomas pan for my son's birthday.

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By tblachly

Oct 7, 2006

My nephews third birthday I did the train just for him and a sheet cake for the rest of the guests.

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By tobigred

Oct 7, 2006

front view of thomas the train.

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By tobigred

Oct 7, 2006

This is the sheet cake.

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By tobigred

Oct 7, 2006

I am pretty pleased with how this cake turned out, considering (as usual) the pan instructions were wrong. I can understand how people might get frustrated with cake decorating when the companies that design the pan can't even get the instructions right.

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By andrealynmoore

Oct 9, 2006

I decided to color a train track on the cake board before I covered it in clear contact paper. I cut a piece of paper the same size as the base of the cake to be sure that my tracks would be the right size. I wanted it to look sort of like a coloring book, I think it worked! :) Fun cake to do!

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By momsandraven

Oct 9, 2006

I used the "Thomas the Tank Engine" pan to make this cake for my son's second birthday. The cake itself is a chocolate cake made from a mix.

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By Sara-P

Oct 10, 2006

My first buttercream transfer. I hope the next one will be better, although I'm happy with the results.

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By blondmary

Oct 11, 2006

I did this cake for a friend's son's 4th birthday.

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By MandyE

Oct 12, 2006

I made this for my son's fourth birthday, with an accessory from my local cake supply store.

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By saraott

Oct 12, 2006

Not much I can say about this one! All made with fondant. :-)

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By dkcrooby

Oct 13, 2006

This is my first carved 3D cake! I was so nervous. Cake is devils food. All icing is cream cheese except trees are made with royal icing!! It was a challenge but I am happy with the end results...of sourse looking at it now I see things I would do different next time!!

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By danette62602

Oct 13, 2006

1/4 sheet iced in buttercream with had molded figures

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By imbkay13

Oct 14, 2006

here is the front of my son's birthday cake for his third birthday. All of them are FBCT's

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By freddyfl

Oct 16, 2006

I made this for my son's third birthday. The picture is a frozen buttercream transfer.

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By freddyfl

Oct 16, 2006

I sculpted this out of 2 loaf pans. Everything's buttercream except for the gummy bears!

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By divaofcakes

Oct 16, 2006

This is Thomas the useful engine, and he was my first carved cake. I should have rolled in the colors rather than painting them on the fondant. Things you learn after you finish, right? This one was fun.

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By SweetTcakes

Oct 16, 2006

This cake is iced in blue fresh whipped cream all other accents are in butter cream. The train is a plastic cake topper.

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By gracefull

Oct 18, 2006

9 inch x 6 inch lemon butter cake covered in light blue fondx. Fondant red stars on side. Dark blue royal icing balls around base. Gumpaste lettering and age and edible image trimmed down. Made for a friend who has a little boy turning 2. She wanted a cake for when we went to visit and asked for small, fast and no fuss. This was simple but as you all know, no cake is fast and no fuss.

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By dky

Oct 20, 2006

Wow - the bottom sure looks messy... I think I just ran out of steam on these (no pun intended!). They were very time consuming due to having to wait for one color to dry before adding another.

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By Lambshack

Oct 20, 2006

3D cake chocolate cake with buttercream. Very soft cake to work with.

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By sarzoemom

Oct 21, 2006

This was made for stepson for his third birthday who is crazy for Thomas! The railroad "tracks" are made from Stringers and the "grass" is desiccated coconut mixed with green liquid food coloring. The cake was choclate cake and the coconut seemed to go very well with the chocolate. The "trees" are coconut covered marshmallows with candy stick "trunks", which I think you can find at any grocery store. For any little ones that love Thomas, this is a quick and easy cake!

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By mom_2_four

Oct 22, 2006

great Thomas toy at walmart for about 7.00. Fits perfectly over mmf covered sheet cake. I got really tired of doing those stand up Thomas trains. This gives the kids something to play with afterwards as well. Very quick!

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By srmaxwell

Oct 24, 2006

This cake was done for a customer who knew exactly what she wanted. Original design. Cakes covered in MMF. Trees, Rocks, Stars, Tunnel, Balloons, Presents, all made of MMF. Clouds are bc.

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By Tat

Oct 25, 2006

Yellow and white cakes with basic buttercream under fondant. I used two 9x13 cakes and cut them in half to make 4 layers.

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By krissy_kze

Oct 27, 2006

first fbct- all bc

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By LisaBa

Oct 27, 2006

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