3D printed figure of Hasbulla Magomedov smuggled inside Madame Tussauds in ‘Reverse heist’ 

What happened:  The viral sensation Hasbulla’s waxwork statue was smuggled inside the world’s famous Madame Tussauds museum by a YouTuber as part of his series. The YouTuber popularly known as Liam Bedford came up with the idea as a part of his series that he named  Reverse Heists.”  Details:  Liam is quoted by INDY100.com describing the process,  “First, I put a framed picture of the TikToks sensation, Francis Bourgeois, on the wall of the National Transport Museum in London.”  However, talking about his finale Hasbulla smuggling 3D figure, Liam said,  “I feel there was a big finale needed for the reverse heists, and eventually landed on trying to a fake waxwork into world-famous Madame Tussauds.”  More:  Liam, in the interview with the publication, said,  “I was so anxious about getting through security. The making of the figure went so smoothly that I knew something had to go wrong.”  Subsequently, his 3D wax figure was inside and got the required attention.