Everything indicates that in recent times it has become common, almost as a tradition, for some visitors hit the wax figure of the former president of the United States, The point is that, apparently, several went hand in hand and now the administrators of the space, located in Texas, have preferred withdraw it after the constant blows to the face, the most representative part of the former president.
The surprising aggressions against the figure of the Republican magnate were made in the wax museum of Louis Tussaud, in Sant Antoni, so his owners decided bring- for repair.
seconds Fox News, The museum, owned by the companyRipley Entertainment, damage to political figures is common in this space, although it does create a real problem.
“When a wax figure has been damaged, we take it out of the public display and we will send it to our talented team of artists for repair, ”the company said.
means like Sant Antoni Express news i The Daily Wire they report that the wax figure of Donald Trump has been struck several times in the face, although this action has been repeated in other sculptures such as that of George W. Bush and Barack Obama. In fact, a group of strangers turned a deaf ear to that of the first Afro-descendant president of states Units.
“Always we have had problems with the presidential section because no matter how president he is, Bush, Obama or Trump have hit them all, ”he said Clay Stewart, Ripley’s regional manager, who also added the Bush figure she was hit in the nose.
Another company representative, Suzanne Smagala-Potts, told People that the company “has a long history in creating wax figures of U.S. presidents to exhibit both at the Louis Tussaud’s Waxworks Museum and as in Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Odditoriums (in North Carolina). Our wax figures need to be repaired from time to time, From Hollywood Celebrities to Political Figures “.
While the company states that they like to be an interactive museum, where its visitors take pictures with their wax sculptures, there are several of them that are in need of repairs, sometimes including the passage of time, the heat or the postures that people are taking on the side of the figure when they are taken selfies.
Smagala-Potts claims that while the figure of Trump she was taken to repair for the beatings, Was also sent because “Accidentally damaged”.
“As in real life, the wax that Trump is valued at about 50 percent, estimated by some visitors to Ripley, hated by others.”
The company argues that Trump figures, created since 2016, are handmade and on a large scale, where photographs are used to recreate the resemblance to the former president of the United States. One of these sculptures can take around six months for it to be exhibited.
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