Scottish singing sensation Susan Boyle has now been immortalised in wax and the Britain's Got Talent star came face to face with her wax lookalike at the new Blackpool Madame Tussauds.

Speaking about the very life like model she said: “What can you say? They have done a very good job. It feels fantastic.”

She added: “It was such a great process to be involved in and it looks very realistic.”

The model was unveiled as one of the lead attractions at the newly inaugurated display the British holiday resort of Blackpool in Lancashire which officially opened to the public for the first time last Thursday.

The real Susan Boyle posed next to the wax work for photographers and joked that the model was “doing a better job than me!”
When asked by reporters who she would like her wax work model to be joined by at the display she laughed and said that there was only one choice for her and that would be the king of mean himself, Simon Cowell.

Simon Cowell was one of the three judges on the panel of Britain's Got Talent in 2009 when she was discovered on the talent show. Since being thrust into the public eye Susan Boyle has enjoyed enormous success and is now one of the most successful recording artists in the world with her amazing voice and loveable back story appealing to fans around the globe.

The wax work model wears a dress donated by Susan Boyle for the exhibition, a black outfit that she wore for the filming of the video of her version of Wild Horses by the Rolling Stones.

SuBo will not be standing alone in Blackpool however, the wax version of teh Scottish singer will be on display in the Big Night In area of the wax attraction where she will also be joined by other stars of the small screen including funny man Alan Carr, veteran entertainer bruce Forsyth and fashion fixer Gok Wan.