can slot your catapult into the board before you ice the board. You want it to be a tight fit. Step 2 -- designing your Angry Birds level I didn't choose to copy an existing Angry Birds level, as it's far more fun (and a little easier) to freestyle it. First, get all your Tunnocks Caramel Wafers and scatter them across your board to see how much room you have to play with. Next, start building and work out what construction works for you. Remember, you don't want to build too high, or they'll fall over while you're taking aim, as the finished level should be fragile enough that you can successfully smash it to pieces. Pour yourself a drink and start sketching out some basic designs. It doesn't matter if you can't draw. Having a rough plan really helps when it comes to piecing it all together as you'll see in the video above. Step 3 -- How to make the pigs and birds I literally just had Angry Birds open on my phone and kept a level open so I could refer back to it from time to time. First step is to make the bodies and basic form of your pigs and birds. Use your pre-mixed coloured icing and roll out the spheres using a little plain flour so they don't get sticky and unmanageable. Top tip: Sticking bits of icing together isn't easy once you've covered it in plain flour, but I found a solution. Simply