Mustang GT Fondant Birthday Cake!

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This was a birthday cake I was asked to make for someone's boss! They sent me photographs of his car and was personalized with his license plate! The cake is all chocolate with a chocolate buttercream icing. Yummy! There were a lot of first involved for me while making this cake.Was very fun and I learned A LOT!

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Howto & Style

Tags:

• Mustang GT cake
• Mustang car
• car cake
• fondant cake
• birthday cake
• El Paso

[damien78841]

good car......

[laurapoopie]

Thanks!

[katiescakes16]

This cake looks great :) how do you get your airbrushing so even and not patchy ?? x

[laurapoopie]

Thank you! Basically just spraying evenly and giving it at least 3 coats. :0)

[BakuraSR45]

cake boss!

[laurapoopie]

You rock! :0)

[laurapoopie]

Hey! :) Glad you liked my cake! I've never worked with modeling chocolate but I've heard it's very easy to sculpt. I've been told however that modeling chocolate never really completely dries or solidifies. Your best bet may be gumpaste. All of the little parts were hand-painted while on the car. The only thing I painted off the car was that wing looking thing in the back. Don't be nervous! Your jeep will be awesome! :)

[racheljturner10]

Hey. I am about to do a Jeep for a grooms man cake and I am pretty nervous. I have been planning to use modeling chocolate for the wheels and accessories. I have looked into gum paste as well. Which one would be the best choice? I am very familiar with either one.... And did you just airbrush the smaller pieces separate before you added them to the cake? I loved it by the way!! I can only hope mine turns out this good!

[laurapoopie]

Thank you! Now THAT'S a compliment! Appreciate it! :)

[ford1979truck]

looks good .i want to eat it YUMMY