I'm sorry that the steps I don't have much, but everything is simple. Mix eggs, milk, mayonnaise, about 1/2 Cup of sugar and soda(or baking powder), gently mix and divide the mixture into two cups. First add a Cup of flour and mix (flour may need a little less - I'm a strange kind, all the time is not enough),the dough should be slightly thicker than sour cream). And secondly, the flour, sifted with 2 tablespoons of cocoa. In the form of chaotically spread with a spoon the dough is a little dark , a little light next etc. Then the tank camouflage happens :) Put in the oven for about 30 minutes, check with toothpick for readiness. If baked in a round shape, take out, cut into 4 pieces - lengthwise and crosswise. Put on top of each other and cut the edges to obtain more or less said to be of parallelepipedal-shaped tank :) If baked to a square shape (on baking tray), it is easier - just cut and assemble. 100 g butter, condensed milk and cocoa whipped cream, dismantle the tank and coat with the cream biscuits, then collect back.

The original recipe was suggested to take purchase round cookies, the carrot and the stick "straw" for the wheels and turret with a gun. I didn't want one of the sticks and straws to buy pounds (and they are all packaged for sale) and I decided to bake myself. Of the spread (you can, of course butter or margarine), half a Cup of sugar, baking powder, 2 tablespoons cocoa and Cup of flour knead the dough. Find round mold approximately coinciding in size with the sides of the tank (I have it turned out to be a bottle cap), roll out the dough and cut the desired number of the wheels (I got 5 PCs each side). Also put something like a stick for the tower and a round wand to the gun. Spread on a baking sheet and put into the oven for 15 minutes. I have all of this simultaneously with the "base" in the oven stood. But of course, you can do it the easy way - all to buy and not to suffer (and gingerbread, and cookies, and straw) :)

Then take the chocolate bar and breaks off along (and preferably knife cut, because it may break in the wrong place), long strips of chocolate bars and placed them along the sides of the cake.

Cookies-the wheels lightly grease remnants of cream and attach them to the sides and a chocolate bar.

In gingerbread (purchased or homemade) make a small hole and a little brushing with a cream edge, insert the barrel (also purchased personally or baked). The bottom of the "tower" cream lubricates and mounted on a tank.

Take the second chocolate and also along its cut. Smear a little cream on top of the wheels, sticking them on the second part of the chocolate caterpillars. Little squares of chocolate are also fastened with the two sides at the edges of the tracks, in order to make them relatively continuous.:) Well, basically, everything! The tank is ready.

Here she is - our sweet unit of military equipment!