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[Alexandr Korol]

I really like this picture. Here, I’m showing that we have cubes — so the largest cube is the main one. Then, how many sizes of cubes do we have? We have one, two, three, four — four different cube sizes in total. Consequently, if we build all the other geometric shapes, they follow the same scale. That means we have small and medium triangles — that is, tetrahedrons — and then larger ones, and the largest. The same applies to the wheels. Here, I’m showing how wheels would form around tetrahedrons if we take just one central tetrahedron of each different size — that’s how it looks. This is the example above.