I've been thinking about it. They certainly have many buildings (and other elements) that are exclusively suitable for the holiday season (Santa's workshops, houses with elves, skating rinks, etc.), but many do not have that much Christmas elements. For example, most of my facades have only one Christmas tree in the windows. The Italian buildings (Tuscany & Venice) don't have anything really "Christmassy", they just look like they do. What makes them part of the Christmas village is the overall design of the village, with snow, colours, decorations, etc. So some of them could look good any season...
One of the buildings, the "Tannenbaum Clock Tower", I will definitely keep on the layout all year round, because the plaque with the inscription "Merry Christmas" can be removed, and the Christmas garlands around the tower are holding on magnets, so they can be removed as well. It would be good if they make more of such universal, yet seasonally flexible buildings.
One of the buildings, the "Tannenbaum Clock Tower", I will definitely keep on the layout all year round, because the plaque with the inscription "Merry Christmas" can be removed, and the Christmas garlands around the tower are holding on magnets, so they can be removed as well. It would be good if they make more of such universal, yet seasonally flexible buildings.
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