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Hot Wheels tribute to beat-up first car
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28/08/2024
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A new Hot Wheels toy car is about to hit the market - in an homage to the beat-up but reliable car that many drivers start off with.
The US maker partnered with art and media company MSCHF to create a “Not Wheels” vehicle.
The battered four door was inspired by early 1990s Japanese imports in the States.
It has three different wheels — two Real Riders classic tyres, one yellow spare tyre, and a rusted wheel hub,
But maker Mattel who put the vehicle together with its Creations department, says it has “ tons of personality. “
It also has a cracked windscreen and dirty rear window with “WASH ME” written into the dust.
Other features of the model branded as Hot Wheels x MSCHF include parking tickets and a seat belt hanging out of the door
A spokesperson said: “Thoroughly dented, rusted, and amateurishly repaired, our Not Wheels car proudly shows off both how hard it’s been driven and how much it’s been loved. “
The model is available to order worldwide for $30 USD from August 30th from the Mattel Creations website.
OPS: The Hot Wheels x MCHF Not Wheels wreck.
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Hot Wheels tribute to beat-up first car
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Not Wheels 1
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28/08/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Mattel Creations
A new Hot Wheels toy car is about to hit the market - in an homage to the beat-up but reliable car that many drivers start off with.
The US maker partnered with art and media company MSCHF to create a “Not Wheels” vehicle.
The battered four door was inspired by early 1990s Japanese imports in the States.
It has three different wheels — two Real Riders classic tyres, one yellow spare tyre, and a rusted wheel hub,
But maker Mattel who put the vehicle together with its Creations department, says it has “ tons of personality. “
It also has a cracked windscreen and dirty rear window with “WASH ME” written into the dust.
Other features of the model branded as Hot Wheels x MSCHF include parking tickets and a seat belt hanging out of the door
A spokesperson said: “Thoroughly dented, rusted, and amateurishly repaired, our Not Wheels car proudly shows off both how hard it’s been driven and how much it’s been loved. “
The model is available to order worldwide for $30 USD from August 30th from the Mattel Creations website.
OPS: The Hot Wheels x MCHF Not Wheels wreck.
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Hot Wheels tribute to beat-up first car
Ferrari Press Agency
Not Wheels 1
Ref 16127
28/08/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Mattel Creations
A new Hot Wheels toy car is about to hit the market - in an homage to the beat-up but reliable car that many drivers start off with.
The US maker partnered with art and media company MSCHF to create a “Not Wheels” vehicle.
The battered four door was inspired by early 1990s Japanese imports in the States.
It has three different wheels — two Real Riders classic tyres, one yellow spare tyre, and a rusted wheel hub,
But maker Mattel who put the vehicle together with its Creations department, says it has “ tons of personality. “
It also has a cracked windscreen and dirty rear window with “WASH ME” written into the dust.
Other features of the model branded as Hot Wheels x MSCHF include parking tickets and a seat belt hanging out of the door
A spokesperson said: “Thoroughly dented, rusted, and amateurishly repaired, our Not Wheels car proudly shows off both how hard it’s been driven and how much it’s been loved. “
The model is available to order worldwide for $30 USD from August 30th from the Mattel Creations website.
OPS: The Hot Wheels x MCHF Not Wheels wreck.
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Hot Wheels tribute to beat-up first car
Ferrari Press Agency
Not Wheels 1
Ref 16127
28/08/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Mattel Creations
A new Hot Wheels toy car is about to hit the market - in an homage to the beat-up but reliable car that many drivers start off with.
The US maker partnered with art and media company MSCHF to create a “Not Wheels” vehicle.
The battered four door was inspired by early 1990s Japanese imports in the States.
It has three different wheels — two Real Riders classic tyres, one yellow spare tyre, and a rusted wheel hub,
But maker Mattel who put the vehicle together with its Creations department, says it has “ tons of personality. “
It also has a cracked windscreen and dirty rear window with “WASH ME” written into the dust.
Other features of the model branded as Hot Wheels x MSCHF include parking tickets and a seat belt hanging out of the door
A spokesperson said: “Thoroughly dented, rusted, and amateurishly repaired, our Not Wheels car proudly shows off both how hard it’s been driven and how much it’s been loved. “
The model is available to order worldwide for $30 USD from August 30th from the Mattel Creations website.
OPS: The Hot Wheels x MCHF Not Wheels wreck.
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Hot Wheels tribute to beat-up first car
Ferrari Press Agency
Not Wheels 1
Ref 16127
28/08/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Mattel Creations
A new Hot Wheels toy car is about to hit the market - in an homage to the beat-up but reliable car that many drivers start off with.
The US maker partnered with art and media company MSCHF to create a “Not Wheels” vehicle.
The battered four door was inspired by early 1990s Japanese imports in the States.
It has three different wheels — two Real Riders classic tyres, one yellow spare tyre, and a rusted wheel hub,
But maker Mattel who put the vehicle together with its Creations department, says it has “ tons of personality. “
It also has a cracked windscreen and dirty rear window with “WASH ME” written into the dust.
Other features of the model branded as Hot Wheels x MSCHF include parking tickets and a seat belt hanging out of the door
A spokesperson said: “Thoroughly dented, rusted, and amateurishly repaired, our Not Wheels car proudly shows off both how hard it’s been driven and how much it’s been loved. “
The model is available to order worldwide for $30 USD from August 30th from the Mattel Creations website.
OPS: The Hot Wheels x MCHF Not Wheels wreck.
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Hot Wheels tribute to beat-up first car
Ferrari Press Agency
Not Wheels 1
Ref 16127
28/08/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Mattel Creations
A new Hot Wheels toy car is about to hit the market - in an homage to the beat-up but reliable car that many drivers start off with.
The US maker partnered with art and media company MSCHF to create a “Not Wheels” vehicle.
The battered four door was inspired by early 1990s Japanese imports in the States.
It has three different wheels — two Real Riders classic tyres, one yellow spare tyre, and a rusted wheel hub,
But maker Mattel who put the vehicle together with its Creations department, says it has “ tons of personality. “
It also has a cracked windscreen and dirty rear window with “WASH ME” written into the dust.
Other features of the model branded as Hot Wheels x MSCHF include parking tickets and a seat belt hanging out of the door
A spokesperson said: “Thoroughly dented, rusted, and amateurishly repaired, our Not Wheels car proudly shows off both how hard it’s been driven and how much it’s been loved. “
The model is available to order worldwide for $30 USD from August 30th from the Mattel Creations website.
OPS: The Hot Wheels x MCHF Not Wheels wreck.
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Hot Wheels tribute to beat-up first car
Ferrari Press Agency
Not Wheels 1
Ref 16127
28/08/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Mattel Creations
A new Hot Wheels toy car is about to hit the market - in an homage to the beat-up but reliable car that many drivers start off with.
The US maker partnered with art and media company MSCHF to create a “Not Wheels” vehicle.
The battered four door was inspired by early 1990s Japanese imports in the States.
It has three different wheels — two Real Riders classic tyres, one yellow spare tyre, and a rusted wheel hub,
But maker Mattel who put the vehicle together with its Creations department, says it has “ tons of personality. “
It also has a cracked windscreen and dirty rear window with “WASH ME” written into the dust.
Other features of the model branded as Hot Wheels x MSCHF include parking tickets and a seat belt hanging out of the door
A spokesperson said: “Thoroughly dented, rusted, and amateurishly repaired, our Not Wheels car proudly shows off both how hard it’s been driven and how much it’s been loved. “
The model is available to order worldwide for $30 USD from August 30th from the Mattel Creations website.
OPS: The Hot Wheels x MCHF Not Wheels wreck.
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'We have a lot of cracks': Swedes seek to save Vasa warship - again
Sweden's most popular tourist attraction, the Vasa warship a 17th-century vessel that foundered minutes after launch, needs another financial rescue.
The vessel, however, now faces a fresh challenge to its survival as its conservators warn it is at risk of collapse if it does not get a new 150m kroner (£11.8m) support structure.
The Vasa Museum in Stockholm, Sweden
20.12.2023
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'We have a lot of cracks': Swedes seek to save Vasa warship - again
Sweden's most popular tourist attraction, the Vasa warship a 17th-century vessel that foundered minutes after launch, needs another financial rescue.
The vessel, however, now faces a fresh challenge to its survival as its conservators warn it is at risk of collapse if it does not get a new 150m kroner (£11.8m) support structure.
The Vasa Museum in Stockholm, Sweden
20.12.2023
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'We have a lot of cracks': Swedes seek to save Vasa warship - again
Sweden's most popular tourist attraction, the Vasa warship a 17th-century vessel that foundered minutes after launch, needs another financial rescue.
The vessel, however, now faces a fresh challenge to its survival as its conservators warn it is at risk of collapse if it does not get a new 150m kroner (£11.8m) support structure.
Magnus Olofsson and Jenny Lind at the Vasa Museum in Stockholm, Sweden
20.12.2023
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'We have a lot of cracks': Swedes seek to save Vasa warship - again
Sweden's most popular tourist attraction, the Vasa warship a 17th-century vessel that foundered minutes after launch, needs another financial rescue.
The vessel, however, now faces a fresh challenge to its survival as its conservators warn it is at risk of collapse if it does not get a new 150m kroner (£11.8m) support structure.
Magnus Olofsson and Jenny Lind at the Vasa Museum in Stockholm, Sweden
20.12.2023
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'We have a lot of cracks': Swedes seek to save Vasa warship - again
Sweden's most popular tourist attraction, the Vasa warship a 17th-century vessel that foundered minutes after launch, needs another financial rescue.
The vessel, however, now faces a fresh challenge to its survival as its conservators warn it is at risk of collapse if it does not get a new 150m kroner (£11.8m) support structure.
The Vasa Museum in Stockholm, Sweden
20.12.2023
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'We have a lot of cracks': Swedes seek to save Vasa warship - again
Sweden's most popular tourist attraction, the Vasa warship a 17th-century vessel that foundered minutes after launch, needs another financial rescue.
The vessel, however, now faces a fresh challenge to its survival as its conservators warn it is at risk of collapse if it does not get a new 150m kroner (£11.8m) support structure.
The Vasa Museum in Stockholm, Sweden
20.12.2023
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'We have a lot of cracks': Swedes seek to save Vasa warship - again
Sweden's most popular tourist attraction, the Vasa warship a 17th-century vessel that foundered minutes after launch, needs another financial rescue.
The vessel, however, now faces a fresh challenge to its survival as its conservators warn it is at risk of collapse if it does not get a new 150m kroner (£11.8m) support structure.
The Vasa Museum in Stockholm, Sweden
20.12.2023
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'We have a lot of cracks': Swedes seek to save Vasa warship - again
Sweden's most popular tourist attraction, the Vasa warship a 17th-century vessel that foundered minutes after launch, needs another financial rescue.
The vessel, however, now faces a fresh challenge to its survival as its conservators warn it is at risk of collapse if it does not get a new 150m kroner (£11.8m) support structure.
The Vasa Museum in Stockholm, Sweden
20.12.2023
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Moment OceanGate co-founder learns wreckage found in hunt foir Titan submersible.
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23/06/2023
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The co-founder of OceanGate learned that debris from the Titan submersible had been discovered by rescue crews during a TV interview.
Guillermo Sohnlein, who founded OceanGate with doomed Titan pilot Stockton Rush in 2009, was speaking on video link to a UK BBC journalist about the search for the missing submersible.
But during the interview he was told that some pieces of debris had been found on the ocean floor in the search for the missing submersible.
As the news was broken to him, He replied: “I’m sorry, some what has been found?”
The journalist apologised and said reaffirmed that all he knew at this stage was that debris had been found.
Even then, although seemingly taken aback he still seemed to think there was hope of the dub being found in one piece bobbing up and down on the ocean surface.
OPS: Guillermo Sohnlein reacts during a live interview to new wreckgae has been found in the hunt for the Titan submersible
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Moment OceanGate co-founder learns wreckage found in hunt foir Titan submersible.
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The co-founder of OceanGate learned that debris from the Titan submersible had been discovered by rescue crews during a TV interview.
Guillermo Sohnlein, who founded OceanGate with doomed Titan pilot Stockton Rush in 2009, was speaking on video link to a UK BBC journalist about the search for the missing submersible.
But during the interview he was told that some pieces of debris had been found on the ocean floor in the search for the missing submersible.
As the news was broken to him, He replied: “I’m sorry, some what has been found?”
The journalist apologised and said reaffirmed that all he knew at this stage was that debris had been found.
Even then, although seemingly taken aback he still seemed to think there was hope of the dub being found in one piece bobbing up and down on the ocean surface.
OPS: Guillermo Sohnlein reacts during a live interview to new wreckgae has been found in the hunt for the Titan submersible
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Moment OceanGate co-founder learns wreckage found in hunt foir Titan submersible.
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OceanGate 1
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23/06/2023
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The co-founder of OceanGate learned that debris from the Titan submersible had been discovered by rescue crews during a TV interview.
Guillermo Sohnlein, who founded OceanGate with doomed Titan pilot Stockton Rush in 2009, was speaking on video link to a UK BBC journalist about the search for the missing submersible.
But during the interview he was told that some pieces of debris had been found on the ocean floor in the search for the missing submersible.
As the news was broken to him, He replied: “I’m sorry, some what has been found?”
The journalist apologised and said reaffirmed that all he knew at this stage was that debris had been found.
Even then, although seemingly taken aback he still seemed to think there was hope of the dub being found in one piece bobbing up and down on the ocean surface.
OPS: Guillermo Sohnlein reacts during a live interview to new wreckgae has been found in the hunt for the Titan submersible
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Moment OceanGate co-founder learns wreckage found in hunt foir Titan submersible.
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OceanGate 1
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23/06/2023
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The co-founder of OceanGate learned that debris from the Titan submersible had been discovered by rescue crews during a TV interview.
Guillermo Sohnlein, who founded OceanGate with doomed Titan pilot Stockton Rush in 2009, was speaking on video link to a UK BBC journalist about the search for the missing submersible.
But during the interview he was told that some pieces of debris had been found on the ocean floor in the search for the missing submersible.
As the news was broken to him, He replied: “I’m sorry, some what has been found?”
The journalist apologised and said reaffirmed that all he knew at this stage was that debris had been found.
Even then, although seemingly taken aback he still seemed to think there was hope of the dub being found in one piece bobbing up and down on the ocean surface.
OPS: Guillermo Sohnlein reacts during a live interview to new wreckgae has been found in the hunt for the Titan submersible
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Moment OceanGate co-founder learns wreckage found in hunt foir Titan submersible.
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OceanGate 1
Ref 14897
23/06/2023
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The co-founder of OceanGate learned that debris from the Titan submersible had been discovered by rescue crews during a TV interview.
Guillermo Sohnlein, who founded OceanGate with doomed Titan pilot Stockton Rush in 2009, was speaking on video link to a UK BBC journalist about the search for the missing submersible.
But during the interview he was told that some pieces of debris had been found on the ocean floor in the search for the missing submersible.
As the news was broken to him, He replied: “I’m sorry, some what has been found?”
The journalist apologised and said reaffirmed that all he knew at this stage was that debris had been found.
Even then, although seemingly taken aback he still seemed to think there was hope of the dub being found in one piece bobbing up and down on the ocean surface.
OPS: Guillermo Sohnlein reacts during a live interview to new wreckgae has been found in the hunt for the Titan submersible
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Moment OceanGate co-founder learns wreckage found in hunt foir Titan submersible.
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OceanGate 1
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23/06/2023
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The co-founder of OceanGate learned that debris from the Titan submersible had been discovered by rescue crews during a TV interview.
Guillermo Sohnlein, who founded OceanGate with doomed Titan pilot Stockton Rush in 2009, was speaking on video link to a UK BBC journalist about the search for the missing submersible.
But during the interview he was told that some pieces of debris had been found on the ocean floor in the search for the missing submersible.
As the news was broken to him, He replied: “I’m sorry, some what has been found?”
The journalist apologised and said reaffirmed that all he knew at this stage was that debris had been found.
Even then, although seemingly taken aback he still seemed to think there was hope of the dub being found in one piece bobbing up and down on the ocean surface.
OPS: Guillermo Sohnlein reacts during a live interview to new wreckgae has been found in the hunt for the Titan submersible
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Moment OceanGate co-founder learns wreckage found in hunt foir Titan submersible.
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OceanGate 1
Ref 14897
23/06/2023
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The co-founder of OceanGate learned that debris from the Titan submersible had been discovered by rescue crews during a TV interview.
Guillermo Sohnlein, who founded OceanGate with doomed Titan pilot Stockton Rush in 2009, was speaking on video link to a UK BBC journalist about the search for the missing submersible.
But during the interview he was told that some pieces of debris had been found on the ocean floor in the search for the missing submersible.
As the news was broken to him, He replied: “I’m sorry, some what has been found?”
The journalist apologised and said reaffirmed that all he knew at this stage was that debris had been found.
Even then, although seemingly taken aback he still seemed to think there was hope of the dub being found in one piece bobbing up and down on the ocean surface.
OPS: Guillermo Sohnlein reacts during a live interview to new wreckgae has been found in the hunt for the Titan submersible
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Moment OceanGate co-founder learns wreckage found in hunt foir Titan submersible.
Ferrari Press Agency
OceanGate 1
Ref 14897
23/06/2023
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Pictures must credit: BBC
The co-founder of OceanGate learned that debris from the Titan submersible had been discovered by rescue crews during a TV interview.
Guillermo Sohnlein, who founded OceanGate with doomed Titan pilot Stockton Rush in 2009, was speaking on video link to a UK BBC journalist about the search for the missing submersible.
But during the interview he was told that some pieces of debris had been found on the ocean floor in the search for the missing submersible.
As the news was broken to him, He replied: “I’m sorry, some what has been found?”
The journalist apologised and said reaffirmed that all he knew at this stage was that debris had been found.
Even then, although seemingly taken aback he still seemed to think there was hope of the dub being found in one piece bobbing up and down on the ocean surface.
OPS: Guillermo Sohnlein reacts during a live interview to new wreckgae has been found in the hunt for the Titan submersible
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Moment OceanGate co-founder learns wreckage found in hunt foir Titan submersible.
Ferrari Press Agency
OceanGate 1
Ref 14897
23/06/2023
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Pictures must credit: BBC
The co-founder of OceanGate learned that debris from the Titan submersible had been discovered by rescue crews during a TV interview.
Guillermo Sohnlein, who founded OceanGate with doomed Titan pilot Stockton Rush in 2009, was speaking on video link to a UK BBC journalist about the search for the missing submersible.
But during the interview he was told that some pieces of debris had been found on the ocean floor in the search for the missing submersible.
As the news was broken to him, He replied: “I’m sorry, some what has been found?”
The journalist apologised and said reaffirmed that all he knew at this stage was that debris had been found.
Even then, although seemingly taken aback he still seemed to think there was hope of the dub being found in one piece bobbing up and down on the ocean surface.
OPS: The BBC journlaist , based in the UK, reveals the wreckage news to Guillermo Sohnlein during a live interview.
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A Ukrainian Antonov AN-26 military transport plane came down in a field near Mykhailivka, a village in the Zaporizhzhia region.
22/04/22 A Ukrainian Antonov AN-26 military transport plane came down in a field near Mykhailivka, a village in the Zaporizhzhia region. the cause of the crash isnt known.
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A Ukrainian Antonov AN-26 military transport plane came down in a field near Mykhailivka, a village in the Zaporizhzhia region.
22/04/22 A Ukrainian Antonov AN-26 military transport plane came down in a field near Mykhailivka, a village in the Zaporizhzhia region. the cause of the crash isnt known.
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Tulsi Vagjiani: the woman who lost her family in a plane crash – and found the beauty in her burns. After a tragedy that killed her father, mother and brother, and left her severely scarred, she endured years of taunts and rejection. Now she is fighting
Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Tulsi Vagjiani: the woman who lost her family in a plane crash – and found the beauty in her burns. After a tragedy that killed her father, mother and brother, and left her severely scarred, she endured years of taunts and rejection. Now she is fighting
Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Tulsi Vagjiani: the woman who lost her family in a plane crash – and found the beauty in her burns. After a tragedy that killed her father, mother and brother, and left her severely scarred, she endured years of taunts and rejection. Now she is fighting
Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Tulsi Vagjiani: the woman who lost her family in a plane crash – and found the beauty in her burns. After a tragedy that killed her father, mother and brother, and left her severely scarred, she endured years of taunts and rejection. Now she is fighting
Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Tulsi Vagjiani: the woman who lost her family in a plane crash – and found the beauty in her burns. After a tragedy that killed her father, mother and brother, and left her severely scarred, she endured years of taunts and rejection. Now she is fighting
Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Tulsi Vagjiani: the woman who lost her family in a plane crash – and found the beauty in her burns. After a tragedy that killed her father, mother and brother, and left her severely scarred, she endured years of taunts and rejection. Now she is fighting
Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Tulsi Vagjiani: the woman who lost her family in a plane crash – and found the beauty in her burns. After a tragedy that killed her father, mother and brother, and left her severely scarred, she endured years of taunts and rejection. Now she is fighting
Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Tulsi Vagjiani: the woman who lost her family in a plane crash – and found the beauty in her burns. After a tragedy that killed her father, mother and brother, and left her severely scarred, she endured years of taunts and rejection. Now she is fighting
Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Tulsi Vagjiani: the woman who lost her family in a plane crash – and found the beauty in her burns. After a tragedy that killed her father, mother and brother, and left her severely scarred, she endured years of taunts and rejection. Now she is fighting
Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Tulsi Vagjiani: the woman who lost her family in a plane crash – and found the beauty in her burns. After a tragedy that killed her father, mother and brother, and left her severely scarred, she endured years of taunts and rejection. Now she is fighting
Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Tulsi Vagjiani: the woman who lost her family in a plane crash – and found the beauty in her burns. After a tragedy that killed her father, mother and brother, and left her severely scarred, she endured years of taunts and rejection. Now she is fighting
Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Tulsi Vagjiani: the woman who lost her family in a plane crash – and found the beauty in her burns. After a tragedy that killed her father, mother and brother, and left her severely scarred, she endured years of taunts and rejection. Now she is fighting
Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Tulsi Vagjiani: the woman who lost her family in a plane crash – and found the beauty in her burns. After a tragedy that killed her father, mother and brother, and left her severely scarred, she endured years of taunts and rejection. Now she is fighting
Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Tulsi Vagjiani: the woman who lost her family in a plane crash – and found the beauty in her burns. After a tragedy that killed her father, mother and brother, and left her severely scarred, she endured years of taunts and rejection. Now she is fighting
Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Tulsi Vagjiani: the woman who lost her family in a plane crash – and found the beauty in her burns. After a tragedy that killed her father, mother and brother, and left her severely scarred, she endured years of taunts and rejection. Now she is fighting
Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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Tulsi Vagjiani: the woman who lost her family in a plane crash – and found the beauty in her burns. After a tragedy that killed her father, mother and brother, and left her severely scarred, she endured years of taunts and rejection. Now she is fighting
Burns survivor Tulsi Vagjiani. When Tulsi was 10 years old she was in a plane crash in which she lost her immediate family and sustained second and third degree burns to 45% of her face and body. Here she is photographed as part of the work with charity Changing Faces. Photographed in Wanstead.
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