Mechanical miniature peanut: 3 moving cars and full moon phases.

This is a functional micro-miniature made inside a real peanut shell. I’ve built a tiny circuit where three cars (blue, pink, and green) actually move thanks to a manual gear and a magnet. What’s inside? A night landscape featuring all the phases of the moon, a winding road, and three cars that you can "drive" by turning the gear. It’s a mix of my passion for Medieval Manuscripts and the mechanical style of 90s playsets like Micro Machines. Technical Details: Movement: Manual gear-driven with a magnet. Materials: Wood, paper, cardboard, acrylics, cyanoacrylate, putty and epoxy resin... Origin: Hand-crafted in my workshop in Barcelona (Bon Pastor). Size: It’s a real peanut, so it’s very, very small. About me: I’m a Graduate in Humanities with a Master's in Documentary Heritage. I apply the same rigor and patience of ancient book-making to these tiny shells. No two are ever the same.