Sago Brothers Large Robot Chocolate Mold, 100% Silicone Mold for Lego Lovers

My son wanted me to make a lego cake for his 5th birthday. I had never made and decorated a cake before. It does need support under the arms to keep level, I accomplished that by wadding up foil into balls and placing them under the arms. I used oil to grease the mold. I was not happy with the size, so I made a small rectangular cake to layer with this one. It didn't have to feed a lot of people but using just the lego figure wasn't enough.I didn't like face on the mold so I covered it with frosting and did my own. In the end, I made the cake into a "Lego Jedi" version of my son. He was very happy with it and impressed. :)

Small but works great for a Lego Birthday party. Know that it can be tricky for a cake. It isn't like the metal pans that hold their shape better. Overall a great product and did the job. I had to make cupcakes to go with this cake because it is so small.

I liked it. It worked fine. BUT, I didn't realize quite how small it was! It was only slightly larger than my hand! I ended up needing to make a few extra cakes on the side so we'd have enough cake for everyone. Besides that, great purchase.

My boys love this cake pan. I have to prop up the sides with foil to keep the batter from spilling over, I wish the mold was a bit more rigid. We have used this a lot and are very happy with the purchase.

Works well, but you'll need to put something under the belly and hands to keep it from sagging in the middle when it's full of cake mix. it doesn't sag so much that it ruins the cake, but enough to to noticeable.

I wouldn't have purchased if I had been smarter and paid more attention to the dimensions and looked at the reviews but it's for my daughter's first birthday and she loves the lego movie and it was an impulse buy. my bad. will have to figure out how to make it work. not happy with how small it is though. "large" figure silicone mold. please, reconsider your use of the word large.

Only just reading the other reviews and seeing the comments about the Aluminium foil. I did not use this and had no issue as the overflow was easy to trim off. This is the first time that I have used a non metal mould and found it super simple to remove the cake. Clean up was even easier with no scrubbing required.

So at 34, I've found a renewed love for Lego's, more specifically all thing DC Comics related. I purchased two pans. My reasoning for this? I wanna try to make a standing "minifig" cake for my birthday this year. My thought is leaning towards Batman or Green Lantern. Last year I was "lucky enough" to buys own cake, and a store bought at that. This year I'll get what I want!! I can't wait. Now to get some fondant!