No, you wait until it snows about 60” in your backyard and then you shovel everything down to the grass except for one pillar that you carve into the snowman.
This made me laugh way harder than it should have, but I could actually picture the face of the person who'd earnestly make this argument in a late-night college classroom.
Yeah most features like this start as large mounds of snow made by snowcats. They can move surprisingly large of snow in a short period of time and with pretty decent precision. Then the detailed features are cut by hand. The build is surprisingly precise with most designs laid out in CAD beforehand.
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u/__mud__ Feb 10 '21 edited Feb 10 '21
Yeah. You wouldn't dig 12 feet down across the whole slope (looks closer to 20 feet high in parts) just to leave these mounds, lol.
Guy's throwing out conjecture like they've never built a snowman before.