Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
A teen has turned herself into a real-life superhero by BUILDING her own Iron Man suits - with moving parts, an automated helmet and even lasers.
Ellie Farrell started 3D printing when she was 14 and made her two suits last year after being 'bored' of her Engineering degree.
The 19-year-old built her first suit in three months and started working on her second one in September, adding more functional features.
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A teen has turned herself into a real-life superhero by BUILDING her own Iron Man suits - with moving parts, an automated helmet and even lasers.
Ellie Farrell started 3D printing when she was 14 and made her two suits last year after being 'bored' of her Engineering degree.
The 19-year-old built her first suit in three months and started working on her second one in September, adding more functional features.
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Reanna Buxton was woken abruptly this morning [23/08] at 5am to find her tent had collapsed on her head and the sound of the wind rattling the structure.
When the 21-year-old looked outside she was shocked to see other campers sleeping pods being blown around at the Cheshire festival.
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Matt Woodger spent 12 years working in retail where he memorised the Creme Egg barcode number as their shape and foil wrapping made them difficult to scan.
The 42-year-old joked hed have to get it tattooed one day around 25 years ago and last Wednesday [Jan 21] he finally paid £50 for the bizarre work.
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