Alan Turing - the father of computing - as a snowman.
Here's some more angles of the snowturing
Ohh and don't forget the statue (surely not as exciting as the snow sculpture!)
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How might we test it to see whether or not it's a real snowman?
If it can determine that it is melting, it's real.