Welcome to the Peep-a-Palooza!

Leslie McGee, John McGee, and Francie Herriage-Wilson flew their Apple flag high by re-creating the introduction of the Apple iPad 2. Note that the character on the stage is wearing a black turtleneck, glasses, and jeans. This was an entry in the 2011 Fort Worth Star-Telegram diorama contest.

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You know the game, you love the game, you play the game--and Kathy Frantz and Rick Schoenhals immortalized those Angry Birds in Peeps, coming up with a second-place win in the 2011 Denver Post Peeps diorama contest.

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Craig Dykstra simulated the split-screen effect of Nintendo Wii tennis with this diorama, titled "Nintendo Piip: Doubles Tennis." Both sides are built into a single diorama, with a thin black pole creating the illusion of two separate scenes. It was an entry in the Washington Post contest.

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Inspired by the movie Inception, Leonard Bailey and Gabriel Winston-Bailey entered this diorama in the Washington Post contest.

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This creation by Mark Rivetti took about 45 hours to make. He calls it "Super Peepio Brothers." All of the characters, including Mario, Luigi, Lakitu, Bowser, Koopa Troopas, Goombas, and Piranha Plants were made from either chick or bunny Peeps. The Washington Post judges also admired the Peep shapes in mountains, platforms, and clouds.

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Dr. Who-Peep can zip around the universe in this Peep TARDIS made by user ktrodmac for the St. Paul Pioneer Press diorama contest.

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Can you find Chewbacca in this Star Wars homage?

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The dinosaurs here are almost as fierce as in the movie Jurassic Park--and the buns are as terrified as the movie characters!

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User Jeff entered this homage to the movie TRON Legacy in the Denver Post diorama contest this year.

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In another Peeps homage to sci-fi, this effort honors the famous "Trouble with Tribbles" episode of the original Star Trek TV show.

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In our world, we're addicted to Twitter. In Peep-Land, it appears to be Tweeper, complete with a Peeps mouse for the laptop. This creation was a winner of the 2010 Blogspot Peeps Diorama contest.

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We loved the Pixar movie Up, and so did diorama makers Michael Chirlin and Veronica Ettle, who immortalized the film's balloons in marshmallow Bunnies. They called their winning entry in the 2010 Washington Post contest "Eep."

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Marc and Mary Shaw stalked the Washington Post Peeps contest with their "The Peeping Dead: Attack of the Zombies" entry.

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T-Mobile fan Imaaronson, disturbed by the mobile carrier's decision to merge with AT&T, built this rally diorama with a political message. It's called "Peeps Save T-Mobile from the ATT Empire."

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