I used a 13×9 cake for the bottom, and an 6×4 pan for the top part of the Army Tank Birthday Cake. I frosted the cake using different shades of green frosting, as well as the spray can frosting in green. I then placed drops of chocolate frosting as well. I used Oreo cookies for … Read more
I made this Army Tank Cake Design for my son’s 8th Birthday. He’s had an army party the past two years and I thought this year it would be neat to make his cake. I use ideas from this site and others. I made a yellow cake mix in a 9×13 pan and added blue … Read more
My son is into everything military, and for his 7th birthday he wanted an Army theme. So I found this web site and saw the perfect idea – Army Tank Cake! I used the ideas from others who had posted here, and the cake was a huge success. My daughters helped me with it, and … Read more
I used a 9×11 glass dish for the bottom of the tank. I used a glass, loaf pan for the top. I shaped the top using dental floss; I also sliced the “loaf” of cake in half. I iced the whole cake with regular white vanilla icing. I used the computer and printed the US … Read more
For the batter of the tank cake I used a combo of dark chocolate and yellow cake mixes that I made from scratch. I used food color for part of the yellow cake mix to make it green. I poured the cake mixes in the pan by cupfuls, alternating colors to give a camo appearance, … Read more
This is a USMC Sergeant Major Chevron Cake that I made for a friend who recently got promoted and was having a party. It’s a full marbled sheet cake trimmed down to the correct size. The icing is buttercream made with half almond extract and half clear imitation vanilla. I did the red stripes first … Read more
My Sunday school class was having a welcome home party for one of our friends that is in the Marines and was serving in Iraq. I thought it would be nice to have a cake with the Marines logo on it. As you see from the birthday cake picture, I took a small marines flag … Read more
This is made using a 11x15x2-inch cake pan. There was plenty of room on top for those green army men! It was really simple to make and a favorite for the nine year olds who ate it!
My nephew wanted a camouflage cake for his 9th birthday. It was a 10″ chocolate cake. I used two different tints of green (leaf green & moss green) chocolate and black icing.
I made this army tank cake for my grandson’s 11th birthday. I am self-taught and read a lot about the various techniques on-line. I mix a common fondant recipe with a rolled butter cream recipe which gives a better tasting icing. The cake itself was made by mixing chocolate fudge cake mix with brownie mix. … Read more
This Army Tank Cake was made from two 1/4 sheet cakes, filled and stacked, then taking a serrated knife starting at the front, carved down to an angle, then doing the same for the back, but leaving a block in the middle for bumper, then using rice krispies, two layers cut with a knife for … Read more
This Homemade Army Tank Birthday Cake was for my son’s 4th birthday. I looked through the cakes on this site, then created my own from there. I made one 8 1/2 x 11 cake, then cut it in half and stacked them on each other. I also put another cake in a loaf pan as … Read more