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The snow has arrived in the mountains! The family has arrived to spend the Christmas holidays at their mountain home. Everything here is wonderful! A charming little house covered in white snow is perfect for spending the holiday season. There's also a cozy kiosk selling hot chocolate, pastries, and much more! Here, time seems to have stopped; everything is calmer and quieter than the frenetic city life. The children play snowball fights, build a snowman, and play on the swing; Dad chops wood for the fireplace, and Mom calls everyone because she's craving hot chocolate! The house is very cozy, with a dining room with a kitchenette, a table and chairs, a crackling fireplace, and a Christmas tree. The first presents are already under the tree! Going up the stairs, you reach the first floor with a small living room, another elegant fireplace, a comfortable sofa, ornamental plants, and the parents' bedroom. Another staircase leads to the attic, where the children's bedroom is located, complete with two beds, toys, and a door leading to a small bathroom. In this house, it's easy to have fun, rest, and relax while waiting for the big Christmas day! The house can be divided into three different levels, and in the attic, you can even remove part of the roof and chimney to better observe the interior details. The base on which the house rests consists of two 32x32 baseplates with a hot chocolate stand and an outdoor table, a children's game, a sleigh ride, and a small Christmas tree with presents and Christmas decorations. The big surprise is that inside the base there are eight moving parts, manually activated by a single side lever! An additional motor can also be connected. This Christmas-themed moc also introduces my own moc series called the "SDRnet Winter Collection" which, of course, also includes the Winter Chalet base. New MOCs related to this collection may arrive in the future. Flick Gallery here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/sdrnet/albums/72177720334860758 Comments are welcome! Thank you Sandro
