Take a look at these cool homemade Army Scene cakes shared with us by cake decorators from around the world. Along with the birthday cakes here, you’ll also find loads DIY birthday cake-making ideas and how-to tips to inspire your next birthday cake project. Enjoy!
I wanted to try to make a camouflage cake for my son’s 8th birthday party and it was actually some of the cakes from THIS SITE that convinced me I might be able to pull it off, even though I’ve never considered myself to be much of a cake decorator! Although some of the batter … Read more
I had never done camouflage fondant before, so I researched methods of creating it and decided upon rolling out a base color(military green)then adding small amounts of flesh color, brown and black fondant pieces and rolling them out on top of the base green fondant. I used two 8 inch cake pans and a Pyrex … Read more
I made this Homemade Call of Duty Cake for my nephew Jacob’s birthday. He is always playing the game on his ps3. I bought a couple packs of army men and tanks. The garnade actually works when you squeeze the trigger. And it being an army type cake I had to use dog tags. I … Read more
I always make “theme” cakes for my sons birthday. I love cake decorating and designs. They are always a big hit and very easy to make.s birthday. I love cake decorating and designs. They are always a big hit and very easy to make.
My husband is in the US Army and our son just idolizes him so for his 8th birthday party he wanted an army cake. We were having a huge party so the cake decorating and designs needed to be a good size. I baked 2 large sheet cakes. I made butter cream icing. I bought … Read more
This is a cupcake cake with an army theme. My son so much enjoyed the cake decoration and designs for this great day.
This was my first homemade birthday cake. The hardest part was trying to get just the right color puke green icing. The toys were from the dollar store and the dirt trail was the crumb layer off the bottom of the pan with a little bit of chocolate chips mixed in as rocks. He loved … 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!