Wow! I made this cake for my grandson's 2nd birthday party on June l8 (made it the l7th), 2010. Again, I have to wonder, just like the watermelon cake I made for the 4th of July, does anyone else have trouble with the lightness of using the cake mix vs. scratch? It was difficult due to extensive crumbing, even after freezing the cake. But, it was worth the hard work, in the end, not perfect as I push myself to do, but was a great hit at the party. Others thought his parent's bought the cake. And you should have seen him and his 3 year-old brother, standing in front of it, eyes aglow, smiles galore, then after singing HAPPY BIRTHDAY, their parents allowed them to DIG IN! They are not usually allowed candy, so all the decorative candies were a real treat to them. During the whole preamble, he kept saying CHOO-CHOO! They are both into Thomas, that's why I made the train cake. However, I didn't know in advance that the theme was MICKEY MOUSE, so we put little mickey mouse on toothpicks in the train. Since this was a centerpiece and couldn't accomodate all the people at the party, I'd also made the ICE CREAM CONE CUPCAKES, which neither I, nor the parents, had ever heard of. What a hit, a less messy way to eat cupcakes. I AM GETTING VERY ADEPT AT THIS BISQUICK/BETTY CROCKER WEBSITE AND ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT. I told my daughter-in-law, next birthday, I'd show her all 60 of the theme cakes, and let her pick which one she wants me to do. I AM RELIVING MEMORIES OF MY KIDS THAT I DID THIS FOR BY DOING SO FOR MY GRANDKIDS ------------ AND LOVING IT EVERY MINUTE>