A new wax model of Britain’s Prince Harry has been unveiled in London.
The life-size figure of the hunky royal has been displayed at Madame Tussauds in the English capital in celebration of his 30th birthday on September 15.
The museum’s PR Manager, Nicole Fenner, said: "Since he was first portrayed in his very early twenties Prince Harry has changed quite a lot.
"His 30th birthday seemed the perfect time to create a brand new figure with a brand new look. "
The prince can be seen dressed in his army combat uniform – which was donated by the Army Air Corps – following his recent career as an Apache Helicopter Pilot and is stood in a relaxed pose with a beaming smile plastered across his face.
Nicole added: "We know our guests will be delighted to get up close to the Prince, dressed as he has so often been pictured, in his fatigues, relaxed, informal and very much at ease."
The figure, which took four months to make and cost £150,000, will be positioned in the Royal area of the museum, next to his father Prince Charles and stepmother Duchess Camilla.
Prince Harry wax model unveiled in London
