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🚨The London Eye reportedly cost £70 million. Claude Opus 5.5 built me a whole pier, Ferris wheel included, for 26 cents of code. And the cabins stay level. > The wheel is 42 m across, 16 spokes a side, one lap every 39 seconds. > Its 16 cabins are separate parts, so the page moves each one round the hub without turning it, and they hang upright like real ones. > The carousel under the striped tent roof turns every 12.6 seconds, 12 horses on it. > The deck stands 22 m up on rows of cast-iron columns. At 0:19 the sea rises under it. > At 0:22 the colour comes through at sunset and every string of bulbs lights up. 12,849 tokens for the scene and its Blender scripts, $0.26 at Opus 5.5 prices. Same rule as the article: name every part. Cabin_0 to Cabin_15 are the reason the page can move them. The four prompts that run the loop are in the article 👇