By Chloe Hubbard PUBLISHED: 13:51 EST, 24 December 2013 | UPDATED: 16:40 EST, 24 December 2013 These tiny wooden versions of Britain's best-known gay celebrities have been created by campaigners in protest of the treatment of gay people in Russia. The Russian dolls which depict Elton John, Stephen Fry, George Michael, Graham Norton and Tom Daley are hand-crafted by Paul Baker and staff at 3D studios in London. The dolls' creators had originally planned to make a tiny version of the Russian President Vladimir Putin into the smallest doll and send the dolls to make a political point to the Kremlin in Moscow and the Russian Embassy in London.
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Tiny version of Tom Daley was originally going to be topless horse riding Russian President Vladimir Putin
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Campaigners plotted to send the 6inch dolls to the Kremlin in protest of Russia's treatment of gay people
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Organisers decided to switch the Russian premier for Tom Daley when the diver 'came out' earlier this month
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A limited number of sets of the dolls are now available to buy via an online auction
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Dolls' creators are also planning to make a set of great British lesbians including Clare Balding and Mary Portas
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