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Unless you want your snow to someday start looking old and partially melted, I would stay away from baking soda. Sooner or later it is going to get damp and cake up. <br /> <br />There is a material called "kaolin", which is a type of white flaky inert wax. I know of at least one instance where this has been used convincingly as snow in O-scale. Unfortunately, I don't know of a source right now, but you could probably find one in an internet search. <br /> <br />I have also noticed in the latest issue of Micromark's catalog (pg 79, item #82357) a snow modeling material, but I have no experience with it. Hope this helps.
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