Think D.C. political types are so stiff and rehearsed they could be made of wax? Some of them now are. Madame Tussauds D.C. wax museum, complete with a wax Oval Office and teeming with iconic wax Washingtonians, opens to the public for a two-day preview starting tomorrow in the historic Woodward Lothrop building on F and 10th Streets Northwest.

While guests can spend plenty of time with the nation’s founding fathers and listen in on simulated World War II era phone calls between Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill, it’s not all politics and punditry.