Bush wax 'gas' _ figurine skills must be recycled way Mr Obama

Core tip: bush and Blair wax figure at madame tussauds wax museum in Baker Street of madame tussauds wax museum in London is the world's most famous museum, but with the current US President George Bush and Blair wax figure at madame tussauds wax museum in Baker Street of madame tussauds wax museum in London is the world's most famous museum, but with the current US President George Bush is left office in January, the museum's collection a wax statue of Mr Bush will also 'class'. According to the figure's head will be 'decapitation' bush and returns to melt, and wax body parts would be 'recycling', wax for casting the other celebrities. Madame tussaud's, said the move is to 'advance with The Times'. According to the report, on December 15, 2005, U. S. President George w. bush and former British prime minister Tony Blair of wax in 'cow outfit' reputation of madame tussauds wax museum in London. Museum is arranged according to the museum's most popular fairy tale characters, bush and Blair in accordance with the fairy tale story 'jack and the beanstalk' cow modelling of dress. Bush for the tauren modelling, Blair represents ox tail. Artists are obviously in metaphors are a pair of 'iron man'. Next year on January 20, the bush presidency, will be formally bid farewell to the White House. But before that, the Baker Street in London that madame tussauds wax statue of bush as 'class'. December 27, a source said: 'in January, President bush will leave the White House, but he will be the first to be cleared from the 'madame tussauds wax museum. 'It is understood that madame tussauds preparation will wax bush's head cut off oven to melt, so that the' recycling ', and its body parts to transform into other celebrities. At the same time, George Bush's new successor, the United States president-elect barack Obama's figure will take its place, be put to museum conspicuous position. In fact, as early as October, madame tussauds wax museum in London has started work on a U. S. presidential nominee John McCain and barack Obama's figure head clay mold.