text: It sparked a hate campaign and was dubbed so terrifying, it was nicknamed Scary Lucy. And now even the sculptor of the I Love Lucy statue in Celoron, New York, has called it 'by far my most unsettling sculpture' and six years after it was unveiled has pledged to make a new one for free. But the statue of Lucille Ball - which was so offensive a Facebook page called We Love Lucy! Get Rid Of This Statue was launched - isn't the only offensive artwork that has missed the mark. Scroll down for video . Residents of Celoron, New York, were understandably disturbed when this statue of Lucille Ball was unveiled in 2009 sparking a Facebook campaign to get it removed, which attracted 600 likes . A whole host of ugly effigies have made appearances around the world in the form of waxworks, tribute statues and incredibly crude carvings. Take, for example, the Louis Tussaud's Waxwork Museum in Ontario Canada, which was bought to the world's attention in January after TV presenter Jonathan Ross posted pictures of the works online. Its website boasts: ‘Louis Tussaud's Waxworks is a collection of instantly recognizable, true-to-life wax figures crafted by recognized wax artists from around the world.’ Jennifer Garner does not seem herself in this warped wax version of her character in the television series Alias which appears at the Hollywood Waxworks in Los Angeles . This figure of Jack Sparrow seems a little polished as he shows off uncharacteristically glossy locks . However Ross seemed to be in disagreement in one tweet he wrote: ‘It's almost like Canada want to start a war. Here's the Queen...’ with a picture of a waxwork with only the faintest passing resemblance to her Majesty. And Louis Tussaud's waxwork museum in Great Yarmouth, which closed in October 2012, was described as the world's worst waxworks museum because so many of its models looked nothing like the people they were supposed to represent. His museums are not connected to his great-grandmother's Madame Tussauds waxwork museums. However, the famous Madame Tussaud's is not exempt from critisicim either. This enormous effigy of Colin Firth as Mr Darcy was erected in London's Serpentine in 2013 . However it bore little resemblance to the iconic image from Pride and Prejudice . American talks show host Jay Leno is unrecognisable as his waxwork in Louis Tussaud's Waxworks Museum, which comedian Jonathon Ross openly mocked on Twitter at the beginning of this year . This statue of Andy Murray was unveiled in Shanghai in October 2011 complete with warrior clothing, although Andy doesn't appear thrilled the stern likeness is uncanny . In November last year the house of wax in Berlin unveiled a figure of 22-year-old Selena Gomez, however fans were shocked when the museum appeared to have aged her by ten years. It took a team of 20 artists four months to create the dummy, showing the songstress dressed in a pair of leather hot pants and sheer blouse - an outfit she wore at a gig in London in September 2014. In 2011 Madame Tussaud's unveiled a Justin Bieber waxwork which was criticised for not looking anything like the pop star who was then 17. Bieber worked closely with the team . who created his waxwork, giving sittings in New York last year. And . stylists teamed up with Bieber's personal stylist to ensure his . once legendary hairstyle was the exact replica of the original cut. But after turning 17 two weeks earlier, the singer - much to the dismay of fans - had his hair cut. And the star was also taller than his wax figurine making for a far off likeness. However, Selena Gomez's figure is positively uncanny compared to some celebrity tributes. Here we showcase the very worst. Even the famous Madame Tussaud's occasionally gets it wrong with J-Lo looking a little worse for wear . In 2008 this golden statue of British model Kate Moss was unveiled by artist Marc Quinn other than the unsettling eyes, Kate isn't famed for being a contortionist... Johnny Depp seems to be unable to disguise his giggles while unveiling this statues in Serbia in 2013 . Madame Tussaud's came under fire for their depiction of singer Selena Gomez in November 2014 when their wax depiction of the 22-year-old seemed to have aged by about ten years . Fans were stunned when the 2011 waxwork was unveiled at Madame Tussauds as it bore no likeness to him . This stone statue of Princess Diana was created in India in 2004 but is hardly a chip off the old block . Julia Roberts looks anything other than a Pretty Woman in this wax work figure .
target: A statue of Lucille Ball in Celeron, New York was dubbed so offensive the artist has offered to fix the statue for free .
  However, there are unrecognisable celebrity effigies all over the world .
  FEMAIL rounds up the very worst star statues, wax works and figurines .