Hollywood.com's 2012 Pop Culture Dioramas!

'The Avengers' set the bar high for the summer — many movies tried, but none outdid the awesome spectacle of the superhero movie's grand finale. A moment more than worthy of modeling clay preservation.

Just like the critics.

The scene that is likely the film's most demented. Ted and Mark Wahlberg nestled under the covers. Happily on drugs with beers handy. Thunder buddies for life.

America was shocked and devastated to learn that Kristen Stewart cheated on the most beloved of vampires, Robert Pattinson, with director Rupert Sanders; but no one was more shocked and devastated than Rob himself. In my diorama depiction of this real-life tragedy, I've captured the moment Rob learns that his lady love is little more than a trampire.

Sure, these little guys are supposed to be action figures, but they looked so much like Channing Tatum and his crew from 'Magic Mike' that I just couldn't resist. If only they had some figurines of horny women losing their minds, then it really would have been complete.

In case you were wondering, those are magnets. As... you know. Now go eat your breakfast.

'Girls' wrapped up its profound first season in the greatest way possible: stranding star Hannah Hovart on the beaches of Coney Island after a night of dismal self-destruction. The scene of Lena Dunham staring stoically out into the water, chowing on whatever street meat she managed to acquire in her journeys, is as iconic a picture of her generation’s self-imposed existential crisis as it is a funny, sad and ultimately fulfilling way to round out a great first season of TV.

I've always wanted to give Troy and Abed's blanket fort (the original, non-warring one) a shot, but it's clear that I should leave that to the professionals.

I was so proud of myself: I would make a diorama picturing the moment Louis C.K. walked in on young Never's, ahem, brown moment on 'Louie.' A diarrhea diorama! Unfortunately, what started as an inspired idea — complete with crushed-up Snickers bars — turned into a scene more fitting for the 'Halloween' franchise. I'm STILL having nightmares about this piece.