Need help with the details? Below you'll find some tips.

BATMAN

Logo:

• Roll out about 1 g of black flower paste very thin (1 mm or less).
• To cut out the logo I used various size round cutters.
• You can print a small simplified Batman logo and use it as a template.

Ears:

• Roll two small (about 5 mm ball of black flower paste).
• Use them to make two teardrop shapes.
• Stick them to the sides of the head. 

SPIDER-MAN

Eyes:

• Roll out about 1 g of white flower paste very thin.
• Use round cutters to cut out the shape (same as in the tutorial)
• Spider-Man's eyes are slightly bigger than the eye templates in the tutorial.
• Roll a thin, long sausage. I used black flower paste.
• Use a very small amount of glue to stick it around the eyes.

Chest:

• Roll out about 5 g of red flower paste very thin.
• Cut out the chest template (you can download the templates on the top of this page).
• Wrap the thin ends around the torso and trim them at the back.

CAPTAIN AMERICA

Ears:

• Make them the same was as Batman’s ears, but make indentations with a dresden tool (so it looks like a wing). I made the indentations the same way as in the Little Duck tutorial (step 4).

Shield:

• Roll out some red, white and blue flower paste to 1 mm. Try not to make it thicker because it will be too heavy.
• Leave the rolled out paste to dry for a few minutes.
• These are the sizes of the round cutters I used to cut out the circles for the shield - 3 cm, 2.5 cm , 2 cm, 1.3 cm and 13 mm star cutter. You can use the ones you have (the shield can be smaller or larger).
• Once the circles hold their shape but are not completely dry, stick them on top if each other.
• Dry the shield on something round or on a small piece of paper towel (put a small piece under the centre). That way the shield won't be completely flat.
• You can stick a thin (1 mm wide) red sausage around the shield.
• Let the shield dry out completely.
• Once it’s dry stick it to the body with a piece of softened paste.