The Now-A-Saurus was created by Chris Merrick and is a time machine with dragonfly wings that transports its riders to the present while spitting fire from its top. This art car, whose wheels and curves are pulled from sacred geometry, roamed the ground of Maker Faire Bay Area and elicited positive reactions from onlookers.
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Not one clear shot of what the whole thing looks like? Very disappointing!
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