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Thx 😊

Thank you 😊

Thank you 😊 they are soo yummy too

Very cool

Thank you 😊

Thank you ❤️

Thank you ☺️ I hope to have some time to do them in the future 🤗

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Thank you.. stay tuned for the full tutorial coming soon

Thank you 💖

Thank you ❤❤

Thank you!! More to come shortly 😊 stay tuned

Grazie mille 🥰

Grazie bella mia

Grazie ❤️❤️

It’s in the editing process.. Coming soon..

Thank you!! I’m working on it!! ☺️

Grazie mille 😘😘

Thank you!! I like Bumblebee too!! 💛🖤💛

Thank you very much!! I will hopefully get around to making them soon!!

Thank you! You have a new subscriber! 🤜🤛 Many successes with your channel !. Blessings 💗

@@AlexRobs16 no thank you!!

Blessings to you too 👍

Thank you!! I’m working on it should be live sooon!! Keep an eye out ☺️

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Grazie mille 😊

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Antida D isidoro salve! Quale parte? Magari posso spiegare meglio..?

Lo sai che puoi cambiare la velocità del video..? Basta che clicca sul quelli 3 puntini in angolo in alto (sinistra) e c’è opzioni per cambiare la velocità..

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Michelle Madafferi thank you ❤️😘

Grazie 😊

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Ciao! Scusate non ho pesato.. però per Flop peso intorno 100-150g in tutto, e Bing intorno 300-400g in tutto.. stavo 10-12cm alto.. scusate, però speriamo puoi essere un piccolo aiuto..

SWEET DREAMS le torte di Maria grazie

aww...thank you

Thank you 😊

Great idea! thanks

Paperlo ok... but why is it bad?

Kombi Nation thanks bro

for bumblebee I made the 2 door shapes which consist of a central flat grey piece, the whole size of the door, and on the outside there is the yellow and black stripes (all stuck with water) and the back another yellow piece with a hole cut out revealing the grey underneath @12:33 you can see.. make sure to insert the toothpicks before allowing to completely dry for a few days/week.. the wheels are fairly easy too.. they are just a central black -approx 1cm -cylinder, then a circle of light blue, then grey the smaller grey circle on both sides... the yellow is another thicker circle folded and "glued"(water) on top.. for the body, it is a section of yellow and grey about 3-4cm thick glued with water then cut into an triangle without the point and smooth out the edges.. the front is all pieces stuck onto a black base then stuck on the whole body.. the TINY transformers logo was painted on a small piece of white fondant with a toothpick and red food gel. the grey part is indented with the back of a knife. the arms are just 1.5/2cm rectangles with a black ball for the hands, making sure the toothpick reaches the hand.. indents in the arm with the back of a knife. The head being the hardest part, started with a grey ball on a toothpick, then more yellow to shape the head and built up from there... the eyes - very thin layers of black, blue, white circles. the wheels are stuck in the body (make sure to make toothpick hole before drying) and just leaning on the arms.. the wings and head will also need hole pricked prior to drying..I know its not much help, explaining with words... but hopefully it does help a little for the construction...

Hi! thanks for your comment.. as for the characters you are absolutely right! I did the exact same thing when I was 'researching' for this cake.. and found nothing.. I regret not filming the characters.. they were indeed the hardest/time consuming part of the cake... unfortunately when I was making them I had no idea how I was going to go about it.. hence not filming.. I was using 2/3 different versions as a reference.. trying to make them as easy as possible while still looking good...I honestly thought I would get around to re making them and filming.. but with 3 little kids there is never time... anyway the only advice I can give is try and keep them simple.. lots of cube shapes and toothpicks... @12:06 mins you can see all the pieces.. for bumblebee I made the 2 door shapes which consist of a central flat grey piece, the whole size of the door, and on the outside there is the yellow and black stripes (all stuck with water) and the back another yellow piece with a hole cut out revealing the grey underneath @12:33 you can see.. make sure to insert the toothpicks before allowing to completely dry for a few days/week.. the wheels are fairly easy too.. they are just a central black -approx 1cm -cylinder, then a circle of light blue, then grey the smaller grey circle on both sides... the yellow is another thicker circle folded and "glued"(water) on top.. for the body, it is a section of yellow and grey about 3-4cm thick glued with water then cut into an triangle without the point and smooth out the edges.. the front is all pieces stuck onto a black base then stuck on the whole body.. the TINY transformers logo was painted on a small piece of white fondant with a toothpick and red food gel. the grey part is indented with the back of a knife. the arms are just 1.5/2cm rectangles with a black ball for the hands, making sure the toothpick reaches the hand.. indents in the arm with the back of a knife. The head being the hardest part, started with a grey ball on a toothpick, then more yellow to shape the head and built up from there... the eyes - very thin layers of black, blue, white circles. the wheels are stuck in the body (make sure to make toothpick hole before drying) and just leaning on the arms.. the wings and head will also need hole pricked prior to drying..I know its not much help, explaining with words... but hopefully it does help a little for the construction... ONE DAY I will get around to remaking them... and have camera at the ready!!!

if you have any questions, don't hesitate.. I am always happy to reply and explain! I would love to see your version.. it makes me really happy I have inspired people with this cake.. it was definitely my favourite by far!!