Cartesian agent builds a 289-part Dymaxion car 3D model live, researching the design online
carlosbannon · x · 2026-11-07
A user asked Cartesian (by Formas) to build a Dymaxion-like car. The agent searched the web for Buckminster Fuller's 1933 design, confirmed the teardrop body, three-wheel layout and front-mounted Ford V8, then assembled the model live: 289 parts with 269 done at time of posting, rivets and mechanical details as inspectable components. Users can queue follow-up edits as the build continues.
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