Gingerbread Castle Ahoy!

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'Tis the season to be festive, so here's my bit of gingerbread architecture!
Gingerbread and icing, and boiled sweets melted down for the windows. The roofs lift off to allow lights to be placed in each of the four turrets. There's no balsa wood or dowelling in this foodstuff, unlike those cheating so-called-cake-decorators on TV.

Have a great Christmas and New Year!





About Richard Whillock

A beardy bloke who is pleased by the production of puppets and the set-up of stop-motion stuffs. A love for the scruffy, the textured and the original.

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2 comments:

  1. Steven Garrett18 December 2012 at 22:17

    I thought I was the cake master but surely your take the crown.......Great job Richard!!

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  2. Dean19 December 2012 at 03:16

    Exquisite craftsmanship, a feast fit for a king ;D

    Sugar glass windows - excellent!

    Top work, Richard.

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