I did not model the Batman figurine because I remembered the hideous babies I made for Anita's baby shower cake (my first fondant cake), did not want to make a "disabled" Batman, so I decided to play it safe and I purchased the figurine and the batmobile (both are made of plastic) from a cake supply store.
I was very proud of the idea I had: to make the lights on the Gotham city's buildings spell out the message "HAPPY BIRTHDAY SERIF!!" This idea would have been executed much better though using small yellow and black squares of gum paste glued to the buildings, instead of only yellow cut-out letters that were fragmented, to better portray the lit windows. Oh well, maybe next time...
Sanda I loved my Cake! Your skills are amazing you continue to "Wow!" me every time you come up with a new creation not just cake's but all of your other yummy foods!
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ReplyDeleteHoly Moly Sanda! I saw the pic that Irma sent me today that cake is Amazing! you are a pro!
ReplyDeleteThanks Serif, come back tonight or tomorrow night - I'll post the cake you're talking about (the one I made for Dr. Vahid's birthday) and you'll see more photos. I was happy that everybody at work understood the meaning for each decoration, and Dr. Vahid wants to keep all the decorations in his office (displayed on top of a dummy cake, of course) - he did not allow anyone to touch/eat them!!
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