12 More Amazing Peeps Dioramas

Peeps: good for eating, better for building intricate candy scenery. Since we've reached that point in the year where people are posing their 'mallows as world leaders and movie characters for local competitions, we rounded up a second collection of commendable Peeps dioramas. This batch covers exercise fads, Dutch painters, and novelty TV shows, but it's the scarring sci-fi recreation that's going to leave the biggest impression. Check out the sugary scenes below.

Protesting Peeps
Flickr/Great Beyond

Depending on your preferred alliteration, these are either protesting Peeps or pinko-pansy Peeps.

Vincent van Gogh Peep
Flickr/Britt-knee

If Vincent van Gogh's ears were made out of marshmallow the whole time, his story suddenly makes a whole lot more sense.

Peep Haw
Flickr/allison_dc

In this tableau, we have a scene from a classic TV show that your Grandma maybe used to watch?

Wizard of Oz Peeps
Flickr/scpetrel

You mean the yellow brick road was made of corpses?! Dear God, Dorothy. DEAR GOD.

Peeps Nobel Peace Prize ceremony
Flickr/David Pickett

A glimpse into a typical Nobel Peace Prize ceremony, which apparently features just as much flora as flags.

Peeps hot yoga
Flickr/Victoria Pickering

At this rate, it's probably safer to stick to CrossFit. (Speaking of which, where's that diorama?)

Peeps roller derby
Flickr/nevermindtheend

Don't let the impressive pipe-cleaner work distract you from the secret star of this show: the National BoPeepian Beer ad in the back.

NOLA Peeps
Flickr/ShellyS

Alright, fine, but where's the mini Al Copeland wrapped in Christmas lights?

True Grit Peeps
Reddit/doctorflash

This True Grit diorama single-handedly makes the case for a rooster Peep, though the artist did a commendable job making due with a regular marshmallow rabbit and teeny eye-patch.

Alien Peeps
Flickr/Daniel Spiess

Viscerally upsetting, just like the original scene!

Mary Poppins Peeps
Flickr/nevermindtheend

Off to help another splintered British family with much more than a spoonful of sugar.

Kristin Hunt is a Food/Drink staff writer for Thrillist, and feels validated in her wariness of hot yoga. Follow her at @kristin_hunt.