Overview
- The figure stands at a Hahnenklee campground in Lower Saxony after roughly seven hours of work.
- About 30 helpers—including the fire brigade, construction-vehicle specialists, several campers, and a telehandler—took part.
- Crews tipped snow into temporary stake and scaffolding forms, then compacted it with water from a fire hose before shaping the body.
- Eyes, nose, mouth, and buttons are steel; the snowman wears a three-meter top hat and a hand‑crocheted 15‑meter green scarf.
- The “largest” label comes from organizers rather than an official record, with past German builds such as Carlsfeld’s 15.43‑meter “Sapparino” as context, and the display depends on continuing frost.