"If you look at a 50p coin, it doesn't look like that, does it?" asks Eddie Smith as he looks at a new statue of Queen Elizabeth II, recently unveiled in Northern Ireland. "This lady looks like an old lady at the market buying some potatoes," says Hungarian tourist Gabor Laszlo as he inspects the bronze sculpture, created by artist Anto Brennan. The sculpture, unveiled last week in Antrim, west of Belfast, was commissioned by the local council and stands beside a statue of the Queen's late husband, Prince Philip, created by the same artist. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES