Based on the 1988 book by Marie McSwigan of the same title, this small SNOT vignette has been built for over three months but I have never gotten around posting it. In the book, a WWII era group of Norwegian children is commissioned to smuggle nine million dollars in gold bars past Nazi sentries on their sleds. The only way to keep the gold safe is to transport it to America, but moving so much gold so far right under the noses of the Nazis was a task that only the most unsuspecting children could accomplish. At the end of each run, the gold bars would be buried in the snow and marked with a snowman where the captain of the American-bound boat would pick them up. But someone is watching from the shadows...