I did this honeybadger cake for another fan, but I wanted to post some more photos of him from different angles.
You can get the downloadable tutorial on how to make him, or other animals that have a similar shape, on my website here: Honeybadger tutorial.
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This is the view from the left side…You get a good look at the honeycomb here.
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Here are his beady eyes, these were made from isomalt.
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And the fur on his back. This was made from candy clay that was scored with a knife.
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And for fun, here’s his mouth without the cobra in it. It was kind of a shame to put the snake in his mouth, but oh well. The teeth, tongue, nose and fur were all made of modeling chocolate.