Gabriel's snowmen

Gabriel Mazon, like most children, enjoys making snowmen during the winter. Unlike most other children, though, his snowmen are almost never regular snowmen

First Generic Snowmen
Gabe built the first inside his room (much to his mom's dismay), by opening the window during snowfall. He built another to practice his snowball aim on.

Gigantic Snowman
A gigantic snowman atop a hill, meant to attract tourists. It was never completed; Brad refused to carry out the project after getting an idea of its scope.

Frankenstein Snowman
A  generic snowman,with thick legs that were supposed to enable him to walk, laying on its back. Gabe hoped to electroshock it to life, but was foreseeably unable to obtain a lightning storm during winter.

Two-Headed Snowman
An unconventional snowman with two heads built next to the sidewalk by Gabe. Both heads held their mouths agape in stupidity.

Snowman House Of Horror
A  set of five horribly injured snowmen built next to the sidewalk. One of them had been chopped in half with a toboggan driven by a baby snowman, one more had a tree growing through his stomach, another had three eyes and two noses, yet another had removed its own head and a final one was almost buried.

Mocking Snowman
A snowman that Gabe built out of spite when his father made him play outside instead of watching TV indoors. The ill-intended creation looked at Gabe's father through the window with a mocking grimace.

Snow Snake
A very large snakelike snow sculpture. Gabe placed himself inside its "mouth", and when Maddison approached, pretended the snake was alive and dangerous.

Snow Dinosaur
A long wall of snow that traced an outline when seen from the air. The outline was that of a theropod dinosaur, and was traced around Gabe's house in a manner that made it look as if the dinosaur was about to eat the house.

Hill Snowman
A giant, balding snowman with a big nose, seen peeking over the edge of a hill. Only the top of the head and "fingers" grasping the hill were built, but from the right angle it appeared to be part of an entire snowman.

Soilder Snowmen
A line of at least six snowmen performing a crisp military salute. Gabe built them next to the walkway so as to salute his father when he returned from work.

Easter Island Head Snowmen
A lineup of at least six giant snowman heads reminiscent of the Easter Island Moai statues. Gabe built them in the front yard of his house.

Snowman Crossing
A set of numerous snowmen crossing the driveway of Gabe's house, with a "Snowman Crossing" sign nearby. Gabe presumably had to take the set down to make way for the family car.