Well, this is definately one of a kind! You guys enjoy the picture, and I will eventually enjoy this Gingerbread Warrior!
I went online looking for a picture of someone who had done Star Wars Gingerbread Men before, but could only find custom Star Wars Gingerbread Houses and Starships. I have zero artistic ability, but have to say a toothpick and some icing can get the job done!

That's pretty beastly Ray, but dont spoil your appetite!

That's awesome! Nicely done!

My wife and I really enjoy gingerbread stuff, and we've made some wild creations before.

<Goes off to find links for pictures...>

A ha!



It's Theed Palace! This is the one we made this year.

A couple years ago we made an R2-D2:

What does Rex or Theed taste like?

I'm scared to taste Rex, to be honest. His visor is pure molasses, and it some strong stuff!

Those creations are amazing lobo!

Yeah, you can't really eat Theed or R2. Gingerbread cookies are typically cooked about 10 minutes in the oven. Gingerbread for houses....that's cooked 30-45 minutes so it gets real good and hard and sturdy. So it ends up tasting like burnt cookie, lol. And the icing holding it all together is rock solid, and pretty much just powdered sugar and egg whites, so it's really not all that tasty either. Just glues things very well, and looks pretty.



Anyone else have the issue of wanting to spell cookie like cookiee instead? You know, like wookiee? Every time I type cookie lately I want to add that extra 'e' on there.

I seriously thought I was the only one! HA HA HA...uh, I mean HO HO HO!

That never dawned on me. I always kinda thought cookie was spelled cookiee. It looks wrong when not cookiee.

Ray, Aaron, those are amazing creations, if i can get my father to help me, i made a custom paint job of Sasease Tiin's starfighter, not bragging or anything, but, it looks pretty darn good. Ray, come down to our tourney some time, hope to see you at gencon '09 along with you Lobo and all the others i got to meet there to.