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Skele-kitty β Starter Pokemon Papercraft
Published: 2009-02-09 05:55:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 14647; Favourites: 153; Downloads: 2473
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Well, I think this was a long time coming.And now that Charmander will soon to be published on the PaperpokΓ©s blog, I figured that we needed a group shot of the four Gen 1 starters.
Squirtle can be found here: [link]
Bulbasaur can be found here: [link]
Pikachu can be found here: [link]
Charmander: coming soon.
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Reminds me of PokeSnap for the N64 (Which i still have :3)Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β
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Me too! Β It is a silly game, lol!Β
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True ^-^ Do you also throw apples in front of the vehicle to run over to vulpix...cause i do :3
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Hahaha! No, but I always tried to hit the Pikachus in the head with the Apples.
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I did the same as well,but mostly Meowth XD
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please can u send me the template of it.
i am not able to download it from paperpokes website because always there is an error 404 displayed whenever i try to download it.
please send it on my email. : ms4905@gmail.com
one artist always helps the other artists .. please help me..Β
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Well, that's debatable, lol!
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what kind of paper do you use to make these? and what would be a good one to start off with? I'm considering tryig to make one of these and would love the advice.
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Hi there!
All the information you need to produce an impressive papercraft is here: [link]
Good luck
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You're welcome, have fun :3
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So cute!
It reminds me of a scene in the episode, "The Island of Giant Pokemon"
Great job XD
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LOL! Thanks 
I remember that episode, I liked the giant Pika, it made me laugh!
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Oohh, that's so cute! (I seem to be saying that a lot) Great job, they almost look real. 
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... Or are they?!!!
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"Please, professor oak, could i have a squirtle?"
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See, now I have that PokΓ©mon center song in my head! [link]
Thank you!
It took me ages to set it up because I didn't have card stock big enough to fit them all in, so the background is (very badly) Photoshopped a little.
I really need several lessons in Photoshop - I think I might do a short course for it, because the For Dummies PDF is ... long.
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Oh, i can't tell it's photoshopped at all! (then again, i'm a sucky judge for all things involving technology, but still, it looks a-okay.
jeeze, that song reminds me of how excited i was to take articuno out of one of my storage boxes when i finally managed to catch him. (pure luck- not denying it at all 
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LOL! Random is great!
BTW, I've had that song in my head for 3 days now!
And I used the 999 Masterbal cheat
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Hah! I'll get the mabe village tune (from link's awakening) stuck in my head for forever! [link]
Ah man, i'm jealous! I tried to use the masterball cheat, but i have yellow, and they took the cheat out for that one...mega bummer, huh? catching the legendaries was a pain in the butt...
Well, in an effort to get back on topic, i must say i'm really appreciative of all the work you and the rest of paperpokes puts into all these wonderful crafts. i love seeing all these finished pics of great models, and having the comfort of knowing there is (or there will be) a download link. truly inspiring!
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Oh yeah, I loved that little tune! lol!
That Masterball cheat is like American Express - never leave Pallet Town without it!
Thank you for your kind words. I have to agree with you, in regards to the seeing models without d/l links - it pisses me off!
There are a few designers that do that regularly. It's like they are saying, look at what I have, nya-na nya-na nya-naaa!"
It's not cool. But the reason as to why you sometimes see poke previews on DA and no d/l links on PaperpokΓ©s for a while is that we want to stick to the Monday (no-more-than-3-models) schedule.
But thank you for your patience.
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Great pic!
Now what starter pokemon will I choose, prof. Oak?
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Hmmm, go red ... or, green ... oh wait, blue, definitely blue ... no, no, I choose you Pikachu!
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Aah, this is adorable. I've never even thought of a concept like this before. I'm trying to figure out how it's done, but I'm stumped. ...xDD That means I really like it, by the way.
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You've never done papercraft before? It's addictive fun, and a lot like Pringles - once you start, you can't stop!
The key to successful papercrafting are patience and good tools:
- really, really good glue,
- an inkless fine ball-point pen,
- good and sharp precision scissors, or
- a sharp craft knife, and
- a metal ruler.
After that, it's all up to you. Good luck, and please don't hesitate to ask any questions.
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never actually used the ruler, scissors, or pen. what's the pen for? I just use a exacto blade, and a cutting mat...
awesome pic, btw
*whispers* (forgot cardstock in list)
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Well, it would be for embossing the crease lines.
I actually have a stylus for that, but most people wouldn't know where to find one of them, so an empty ball-point works almost just as well.
I also have a craft knife and self-healing cutting mat, but I only use that for long straight cuts - everything else I cut with my very sharp precision scissors.
Ah, yes, cardstock is very important. I generally use 120gsm, sometimes 190gsm.
And thank you!
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i just press very lightly with an exacto knife, and it works fine. i used to use scizzors, but now just an exacto knife. works fine for me...
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Wow, if I tried to score with my blade, I'd slice through the paper! My blades are super sharp, and even the lightest pressure cuts through my 120gsm paper.
But, you know what they say: what ever rocks your boat!
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O.O thats one sharp blade. i have a old exacto blade, and you have to actualy press kind of hard for it to cut...
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New blades don't cost that much, just a couple of bucks.
I highly recommend sharp utensils - you'll end up with a more precise edge and a better overall finish.
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Oh, thank you so much! I can't wait to get started!
I'll be sure to ask you if I have any more questions.
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