3D Sedan Car Cake Ford Mustang Shelby

3D Sedan Car Cake Ford Mustang Shelby

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Learn how to make a 3D 2016 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 car cake.

In this tutorial, Serdar will show you the basic concepts of how to make a 3D sedan car from start to finish. This tutorial is specifically on how to make a Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 2016 model but the same steps can be used to make any sedan car of your choice.

Downloadable Course Material

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3D Sedan Car Cake Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 Course Material
This PDF document contains blueprints, templates and guides to help make this cake.

Track
Duration
Part 1
1:44:59
Introduction
1:24
The Plan
9:20
Tools & Materials
5:31
Ingredients & Recipes
4:12
Carving the Cake
53:05
Cutting the Wheel Sockets Out
7:22
Making the Parts
9:45
Making the Tyres
8:58
Making the Badges
4:29
Part 2
2:12:23
Coating the Car (1st Layer)
10:55
Airbrushing the 1st Layer
10:02
Airbrushing the Parts
9:14
Coating the Car (2nd Layer)
23:19
Airbrushing the 2nd Layer
6:01
Trimming
7:37
Cutting the Windows
8:24
More Trimming
10:19
Assembling & Attaching the Wheels
3:56
Making the Lights
12:10
Marking
4:05
Door Handles
1:30
Spoilers, Skirts & Details
8:23
Rubber Window Frames
3:29
Adding the Racing Stripes
6:46
Adding the Badges
1:54
Final Thoughts
3:00
Total Duration
3:57:23

While not everything on this list is absolutely required, these are the things used in this tutorial video. Of course you are welcome to find alternative ways of doing things and we would love to hear if you've discovered an easier method or better tool to achieve good results. Please note that some items may be listed as sets, and it is usually recommended to have full sets, it may not be neccessary. In most cases, only one item from a set is actually used in the tutorial. Please watch the tutorial before purchasing any items to make sure you are not buying anything you don't need.
Tools & Materials
Set of Knives
30cm Long straight knife.
Icing Spatula Set
Box Cutter
Marzipan Knife
Set of Scrapers
Empty Bowl
An empty bowl can be used to do many things like accumulate off-cuts of cake etc.
PVC Pipe
For rolling fondant.
Often used to create pillars between cake tiers. Can also be used within the cake to provide extra internal support. Serdar often uses a PVC pipe to roll fondant.
Needle or Pin
Serdar often uses a needle or a pin to remove air bubbles from underneath the fondant when coating a cake. They can also be used to pick up very small objects when decorating.
Fondant Smoother
Wheel Making Tool
Please watch tutorial for more information.
Perfection Strips
3mm, 4mm
Used to roll dough (fondant, pastillage etc.) to an even thickness.
Hand Towels
Ensure fibers are not loose.
Plastic Wrap
Powder Shaker
Starch
Preferably with small holes.
Airbrush Set
Set of Brushes
Modelling Tools
Minimum of 8 pieces recommended.
Set of Pushers
Please see tutorial for more information.
Oil Cooking Spray
Colour should be as light as possible to prevent discolouration in the fondant or pastillage.
Water Spray Bottle
Small Brush in Water
Ensure that brush bristles are not loose.
Cold Spray
Special Texture Sheet

For grill.

Cellophane
File Dividers
Used to cut templates.
Edible Marker Pens
30cm High Pot

Filled with warm/hot water and used to warm the long knife before carving.

Set of Scissors
Large Straws
Usually for thick drinks like shakes and smoothies.
Edible Pearl Dust
Edible Pearl Dust
Silver
Gel Food Colours
Special tools
Watch tutorial for more details

- Bent/curved knife
- Wheel plunger set

Recipes & Ingredients
Pastry Margarine
Hard
This hard margarine is a type of vegetable shortening used to make puff pastry and other pastries. While you might find a similar product from a…
Spaghetti
Alcohol
Gin or Vodka
Rolled Fondant
1400g White 1100g Gray 20g Red 100g Blue 20g Light orange 400g Black
3 x 1500g
A moist and rich chocolate mud cake aerated with baking powder and soda bicarbonate. A very dark and dense mud cake which contains a lot of…
1500g for sandwiching/layering 1000g for masking
Chocolate ganache is nothing but pure chocolate melted with a generous amount of boiling fresh cream. This smooth airless chocolate cream makes a lot of things…
600g
A thick sugar paste, similar to gum paste, that can be molded into different shapes and forms. When dried, it is hard and brittle. Unlike gum…
November 27, 2017
David ByrneVerified

Great tutorial, exactly what I needed for my "Ford fanatic" cousin's 40th birthday.
I only make 4 to 5 cakes a year (for family), and I never have much time, so having a tutorial like this to work from takes out all the mistakes I would have made.
I also learned many new techniques and it made me think in new ways, ie: making my own tools and moulds.
This tutorial really made it easy for an amateur like me to make a professional looking cake. Thank you Serdar.

David.

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    13 comments

    1. Amanda Tankey says:

      Can you please tell me the total hours it took to finish the car?

      1. Serdar Yener says:

        10-12 hours spread to two days after the plans are ready

        1. Amanda Tankey says:

          Thanks very much

    2. Amanda Tankey says:

      Dear Chef, can you please confirm what you used to glue the racing stripes at the end? Many thanks

    3. Kamila świątkowska says:

      Hi Chef,
      I have a question, does Chef always use only ganache for 3D cakes?
      Is it possible to make a 3D cake with cream filling or something else?

      1. Serdar Yener says:

        Other than ganache, you can use buttercream.

        1. Kamila świątkowska says:

          Thank you very much for your answer Chef.
          I love Chef’s tutorials. I think that Chef creates miracles and I would like to achieve perfection at least halfway through.
          Best wishes!

        2. jenn wood says:

          Can you use buttercream on the exterior too? what if your client doesn’t want any chocolate? Does buttercream hold the indentations well enough?

    4. Abbas Hamdar says:

      Chef, as always, amazing tutorial with loads of information. I have a couple of questions please
      1- Will the plastic film wrap technique work with buttercream, Italian or Swiss specifically? If so, does it need to be cold to add indentations?
      2- The 1st layer of fondant used, how come not only cover areas where you will have the cuts from 2nd later visible or will that create unwanted edges in final gondant layer?

      Thank you.

      1. Serdar Yener says:

        A1. Yes, the buttercream will work with plastic film. You have to chill the cake time to time when the indentations do not hold.
        A2. a) It is not worth to worry about where to cut later. b) Yes, the unwanted edges will occur.

    5. Rita Margolian says:

      Ganache not ganash. sorry

    6. Rita Margolian says:

      How come my ganash doesn’t get firm in the freezer?

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