PaperPokes

[Chey]

I don't know how many people are familiar with this website, or if anyone even cares, but I've been visiting it for several months and it only just occurred to me to post it here.

http://www.pokemonpapercraft.com/

Every Monday (and at random times during the week sometimes) they post up a new Pokemon papercraft for everyone to try. The models are incredibly high quality and fairly straightforward to make, depending on your skill level (even if you suck, if you're patient you can make some advanced ones like I did; my first model was a "hard" label one).

I've only made a few. Vulpix was my first, Phanpy (ears up version) was my second. I attempted a Sunflora but because I only use standard paper and don't bother with thicker stuff, its neck wouldn't stay up, and I made a Pichu for a friend. They're pretty fun to do if you have the time

[Venom]

That looks neat. I'd like to try my hand at one but that will have to wait until I get a chance to use the desktop as it has the only printer in the house.

[DarkToph]

Intriguing. I've always wanted to do stuff like this and now I have an excuse. I'm gonna try some out. ^_^
 

[STARMAN15]

Ok, so I downloaded the patterns, but since I have a Mac, I can't download the 'how to put it together' videos... Is there somewhere else to find these?

[Chey]

I'm not sure on that one, man. I've never used those videos, I just put them together on my own. The only tip I can give though if you don't know, is that normal dashed lines are fold "outward" I suppose (fold in half so the colour is on top), and the dashed and dotted lines mean fold "inward" (fold so the white is on top). I didn't know that until I'd done my first model and it made a lot more sense doing the next one lol.

If you just put it together piece by piece or from top to bottom and follow the picture of it, you shouldn't have too much trouble.