A structurally challenging cake made for my friends who own Mack Trucks in Nanaimo - for their 10th Anniversary "Bull Dog Days" celebration. I had a great time making this and it was the first time I had to built a wooden support structure to hold and raise my cake!
The length of the trailer and cab combined was 22" long. Height, including support dowels/axles was approx. 8". It took 5 large cakes to make and weighed 21.5 lbs!
I've included some photos of the cake as it went along...
Cake base structure |
Cab assembled and ganached... |
Cab and trailer ganached and awaiting fondant! |
Tires are cookies, covered in black fondant. Hand painted silver "hub caps". See the little "chrome" bull dog mounted on the hood!? :-)
Hi thanks for sharing, I am going to try and make this cake next week... Very excited..
ReplyDeleteHi! I'm making a Semi-truck cake for this weekend. What did you make the long white base out of, that's sitting on top of the blocks?
ReplyDeleteHi Bronwyn! It is just a corrugated thin board! I think I got it at Home Depot! You could use anything really...I just wanted something easy to cut so I could make cuts for the wheels! Good luck! :-)
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