They've scored hit after hit single with songs like "Kiss You".<br /> <br />But now it's One Direction's turn to be kissed -- or at least their waxworks, which have been unveiled at Madame Tussauds in London.<br /> <br />Dozens of screaming teenage fans jumped next to the wax figures of their icons, and weren't shy about planting their lips on them either.<br /> <br />SOUNDBITE: 15-year-old One Direction fans, Lisa and Ruby, saying (English):<br /> <br />RUBY: "It was probably the closest I'm going to get to kissing Harry, and it was a really good experience and I really enjoyed it and hopefully I'll be able to kiss Harry."<br /> <br />LISA: "You're probably the first person to ever kiss that thing's cheek as well."<br /> <br />RUBY: "I know. I'll go down in history. It was really, really good."<br /> <br />The figures are the first boyband to be immortalised by Madame Tussauds since The Beatles in 1964.<br /> <br />Each figure cost around £150,000 to make each, involving 40 people working for four months non-stop.<br /> <br />That, says
