I was determined to do this Army Tank Birthday Cake. Local bakeries wanted way too much money for this cake. I have never done anything like this, so I was very proud of myself. Not crafty at all! This cake was done with a large 12 x 15 on the bottom. The next layer was … Read more
I made this Tank Birthday Cake from 2 packets of Devils Food cake mix and separated into a 9×13 glass dish and a 6×8 oval glass dish. Separately iced the 2 cakes with bottle green regal ice and stuck together with Betty Crocker frosting. I used Oreos for the wheels and cut up liquorice for … Read more
This army tank birthday cake was for my 3 year old son, who is mad about soldiers. I used a loaf tin to make a thick sponge, and bought two large chocolate Swiss rolls. I cut the large Swiss rolls down so they were slightly longer than the middle sponge cake, covered the whole thing … Read more
I used a 13 x 9 pan for the bottom, and a loaf pan for the turret. Thin mints were used for the wheels, and a Hershey bar for the treads. A pretzel dipped in chocolate was used for the barrel. My son wanted his cake tan with green camouflage, but this is the closest … Read more
I got the idea for this tank cake from this great site. My husband is a military history buff but he really wanted an ice cream cake for his birthday. So I made a layered ice-cream cake in a 9×13 inch pan lined with plastic wrap. When it was completely frozen I inverted it onto … Read more
After looking at some of the tank cakes on this site I thought I’d give it a try. Basic 9 x 13 bottom and a bread pan for the top. Used half the cake from the bread pan. Adding a touch of cocoa to green food coloring can give you the olive green army color. … Read more
Thanks to all the wonderful ideas from this site, I was able to provide the army tank cake my son really wanted. We used a 9×13 cake pan and a loaf pan suggested by others who had done this. We mixed store bought chocolate icing with white icing to get the brown we wanted. We … Read more
This was a cake for my nephew who loves anything “Army”. I came up with the idea to make him a Tank cake. The inside is camouflage colors…pretty neat trick! The bottom tier is a chocolate box cake mix baked in a 9*13 pan. I trimmed the edged to make it a bit more narrow … Read more
Bake two sheet cakes and two 5″ diameter round cakes for this Army tank cake. Cool. Layer sheet cakes and place chocolate frosting in between. Place one round cake in center. Trim second round to 3″ diameter and place on top of larger round, placing chocolate frosting in between. Cover and place in refrigerator to … Read more
This is an easy cake to make, apart from the icing! I used three rectangle trifle sponges. Jam two together and cut to the size of the base of the tank. Cut the 3rd sponge to the size of the top of the tank (I cut it in half, then a bit off the back). … Read more
I made this army cake for a birthday party where I used a whole camouflage theme for the table as well. The army tank cake seemed to be the perfect fit. The bottom portion of the cake was a 9×13 pan and the top was portion is a loaf pan. However I cut the loaf … Read more
