Converse of object

• see: It was interesting seeing that strange waxwork of a body that could have no connection with my lively laughing father.

• make: Make a waxwork of your hands at Handy Waxworks opposite.

• unveil: QUO'S RICK PARFITT and FRANCIS ROSSI saw double during 1991 when they unveiled waxworks of themselves at Madame Tussauds Rock Circus wax museum.

• include: Other attractions included waxworks, panoramas and flea circuses.

Preposition: at

• tussauds: Francis and Rick unveil the Rossi and Parfitt waxworks at Madame Tussauds.

Adjective modifier

• old: An old waxwork from Madame Tussaud's: greasy, chipped, caked in paint, smiling glassy-eyed back at you in close-up.

• new: Prince Harry looked dashing and had women all over him in central London - as his new waxwork was unveiled at Madame Tussauds.

Modifies a noun

• museum: Jones was also responsible for the original cinema at Madame Tussaud's waxwork museum on Marylebone Road.

• figure: For over a hundred years, from 1857 up until 1979 a waxwork figure of Palmer stood in their famous Chamber of Horrors.

• exhibition: The guillotine was the catalyst for the famous Madame Tussaud's waxwork exhibitions.

• tableau: Some present 'all singing all dancing ' themes; others opt for elegant waxwork type tableaux where not a muscle moves throughout the procession.

• head: Incredibly - with the Cooper Owen Music Legends auction looming Madame Tussauds have now stumbled upon the waxwork heads ' missing bodies.

• display: Visit the waxwork displays of Madame Tussauds, where you can watch, and hear, the Earl of Warwicks preparations for battle.