Jobs resurrected! Hong Kong Madame Tussauds Wax Museum to be exhibited

The first anniversary of the death of Apple's predecessor, Steve Jobs, was made at Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum in Hong Kong and will be officially exhibited to the public on September 27 this year. It is reported that Steve Jobs's wax figure cost 200,000 dollars to build, by the professional wax sculptor team time spent three months to complete. As we can see from the picture, Steve Jobs ' wax figures are very similar to real people. According to media reports, the tools and methods used to build this wax are identical to those created by Madame Tussaud 200 years ago. According to the principles of human anatomy, workers refer to jobs ' posture and stature, first using clay and other materials to maximize the restoration of real people's bones, muscles and tendons. When the body part of the wax figure is finished, then use the tool to stick the hair one by one. and the wax coloring materials used for the gum watercolor pigments, art masters are a stroke of strokes up, visible production process of fine.