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Now, this isn't the first cake topper I've made for fans of the Halo franchise. In the past, I've had several brides and grooms ask me to make them into spartans. But, this is the first cake topper that I've made to feature the franchise' favorite protagonist- John 117, the Master Chief. Well, here's a romantic cake topper that features him with his true love:

I got married on Saturday! Here we are looking far happier than is probably healthy. My wife and I decided that we would have our own homemade cake for our wedding, with her baking and decorating it and me painting up a cake topper. Recipies were trialled, decorating techniques were researched, and the end result was pretty great: And of course, the reason I'm posting in Show Off, is the cake topper featuring King Angus and Queen Shanon: I'm quite happy with the result. The base is from Iron Halo, who were incidentally the only company I found that made a 100mm round base, but also happened to make it in an appropriate design. I'll leave you with a shot of the wedding party (yes, me and my groomsmen have personalised Judge badges and yes, I would have bought whole Judge outfits for all of us if I could have afforded it).

So, I had quite a few different sets of cake toppers on my table at the same time, and we decided to take a group shot of them: Naturally, we'll also need some couples to thin out the horde: On that last one, I'm thinking someone took 'proficiency: Shovel.'

So, most couples want me to match the two of them, but every once in a while, I match characters that they made. In this case, they made two elves.

I've had a lot of creative cake topper projects. A few of them now have been ninja related. Here's a poor bride who thinks that her groom hasn't shown up yet. But she doesn't know she's not alone...

Here is another cake topper that I've made. I find Ninjas to be very romantic, personally.

I get a lot of cake topper requests from soldiers of all ranks and from all branches of the military (and even a little outside the US). Here are a few examples of dress uniforms I've done for people: Since I'm sure it will be disputed- the BDU kilt is definitely some kind of dress uniform- don't let anyone tell you otherwise. And for context, here's an older one I did with a couple zombies:

Well, here is a cake topper that I was commissioned to make. Most of the time, I create cake toppers where the survivors are winning, but here is something that switches that up a bit: