Underground Toys At & Destroyer Star Wars Home Kitchen Ice Cube Tray

I own all of the Star Wars silicone molds, and these are definitely a must haves in the collection. I really love AT-ATs, and so this was definitely a must buy for me. They're melting a little fast in the picture I took; I wouldn't really try chocolate with the AT-ATs legs; they seem to skinny, but for something like jelly I think they'll be just fine as long as you don't stand them upright.

Worked perfectly for cake decorations. Filled with candy melts we dyed grey and they looked so great on my sons birthday cake! The mold is very thin and flexible so you should put it on a plate or cookie sheet to transferring the mold from place to place.

AT-ATs are awesomely detailed, silicone tray is a little flimsy and gives easily. Perhaps a thicker silicone mold would be better. Star Destroyers come out good. Worth it for the AT-ATs.

My son had a Star Wars theme party and I used these for chocolate melts. It was a hit

I am a huge fan of silicone molds..Sometimes I use them to make eggs. Sometimes chocolate, sometimes ice cubes.. Yes, if you are making something liquidy, you want to put this on something flat and then fill it.We have not taken out of packaging yet as it is a Christmas present, however I can see it and feel the weight through the plastic. I am so excited to give this to my son, and he is going to go bananas over the at-at... Very happy with this purchase!

My boy wanted a Star Wars cake. I used it as chocolate mold and it worked great!

I’ve never been so excited to make ice. I have all the other Star Wars ice molds and this one is my favorite. I destoy room temperature and hot beverages with my fleet of ice star destroyers and at-ats.

Needs some type of support. Mold is very flexible. Not firm at all. Picture is misleading, as there are no supports on the bottom of the mold to support the sides. I am using the molds to make guest soaps. When cavities are filled, the weight of the soap makes the side of the mold flex and the soap pours out. Can't fill cavity completely without propping the side of the mold up in some manner. Still working through that.