Three Brothers Wanted to Turn This Huge Mound of Snow into Something Epic and They Nailed It.

If you’re lucky enough to have had the chance to build a snowman, you already know how great it feels to turn a regular pile of snow into something creative. Making snow sculptures is a beloved winter tradition for many people but few take it to the level of the Bartz brothers from Brighton, Minnesota. These three siblings from Brighton, Minnesota, are experts at creating snow sculptures and they wanted to build a massive sea turtle in their front yard.

They needed a LOT of snow for this one! Their latest creation, a 12-foot-tall sea turtle is a true masterpiece. At 12 feet tall, 37 feet long, and 31 feet wide, this sea turtle is gigantic! It took brothers Austin, Connor, and Trevor Bartz about 2 weeks to carefully carve and shape the snow to bring their vision to life.

The Bartz brothers turned a huge pile of snow into a giant sea turtle.

The Bartz brothers turned a huge pile of snow into a giant sea turtle.
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This time-lapse video details the entire sea turtle construction from start to finish.

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The Bartz brothers are no strangers to making awesome snow sculptures.

The Bartz brothers are no strangers to making awesome snow sculptures.
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A great white shark. I hope real sharks never get this big!

A great white shark. I hope real sharks never get this big!
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A snow walrus sculpture with incredible detail.

A snow walrus sculpture with incredible detail.
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Creating snow sculptures like this requires a tremendous amount of skill and dedication. The Bartz brothers are truly masters of their craft, and their work serves as an inspiration to snow sculptors around the world. Their sculptures are a testament to the beauty and creativity that can be found in even the simplest of materials, and they remind us all of the magic of winter. If you’d like to view more snow sculptures, please visit their Facebook page.

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