Wax museum seeks Tom Brady’s help to improve ‘creepy’ statue

Posted August 2, 2017 2:33 pm.

Last Updated August 2, 2017 3:01 pm.

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BOSTON – A new wax museum is asking New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady for help to improve a wax replica of him that has been ridiculed online.

The Dreamland Wax Museum in Boston features a statue of Brady that has sparked criticism from many people who say it looks “creepy” and doesn’t resemble him.

A Facebook post from the museum on Wednesday acknowledges the figure isn’t perfect because it’s based on a photo and not on Brady’s actual measurements.

The museum invited Brady to “come by and sit in for a measurement session.” The museum says getting it perfect is its top priority.

Museum officials haven’t said if they’ve received a response.

The museum drew attention in July with a figure of President Donald Trump that some said missed the mark.

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