Last year, I made a Pablo Backyardigans cake for her son, but this year, since he's growing up so fast, he wanted something a little more boyish and a little less childish. We settled on making something with General Grivous.... like this:


The final product, while a little awkward in places, was actually okay to make. This is my first cake since my back injury, so I was pleased to make it. Sadly, my back began to act up, but luckily, I got everything done. The biggest challenge was making all the 'gears' and 'mechanisms' in his legs and arms. I knew that it would be difficult, and wanted to fit the most cake into this cake as possible, so I ended up with solid pieces with piped and fondant-covered details. Not bad.
I was planning a how-to, but when you get into the grove, you really move. It was mostly well-placed cake pieces and covered in chocolate buttercream and fondant. Ah well. It was a neat little project, which was well enjoyed!
Happy Birthday Zander!
8 comments:
I think this looks great - I have made a few star wars cakes for my boys and however we think it turns out they just love it - good job!
WOW!!! Looks amazing! Thanks for linking up at TGIF! Have a great week,
Beth =)
It seems that it was a very challenging cake to make but you did a great job.The cake looks great, perfect for a little boy.
Wow gen grievous is tough so awesome job!!!
Absolutely fabulous!
Wow...you did a great job!
so cute, my son would love that!
That looks like a lot of work! My son would go crazy for that cake :) Thanks so much for sharing at Taking A Timeout Thursday!
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