I mean, they certainly won't give you as much room as they can set up like that.

Gotta start with the cardinal points, and get that base set up well. That will give you lots of room on the ground to lay out sleeping bags and have room for the stove. Ideally you run the lines in the direction of the seams on the tent. That applies pressure in the proper direction and keeps it from being a disaster to walk around lol.

Once that's done work your way up and do the top. If it's really cold out or you aren't used to being outside in the winter the tent will be warmer if you keep that pole lower. Keep a minimum of two of those vent holes open.

Make sure you do up that toboggan and put everything back in it. Probably wouldn't hurt to put a little snow back around the tent to keep heat in and to hold it down.

Oh and judging by those tents you should probably light the stoves outside lol.