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Published: 2010-04-25 22:10:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 16227; Favourites: 243; Downloads: 1640
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At last, the group shot of all of PaperPokes' pokedolls! Thought I'd throw the Paperpokes logo in there for good effect. I spent a lot of time remaking them and the improvement was worthwhile, as seen in this pic: [link]If you'd like to build your own, you can get the templates over at the Paperpokes website: [link]
Thanks to the Paperpokes team for these amazing models!
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this is awesome *A* a really great job, I make some paperpokes but they weren't so good ¿how did you do them *A*?
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Theyre pretty simple and make great first papercrafts. The PokeDolls were some of my first models, but I had to go back and rebuild them once I got better ha: [link]
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I wanna make PaperPokes too, but, i don't know how. Can you teach me? I need the specific paper used, the method, and i wanna know how you guys make the color exactly alike like those things in the game.
Thanks
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also all of these come with instructions
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I use cardstock, print out the templates found on the paperpokes website, then glue each tab to its appropriate spot.
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WOA!!!! These are fuckin' amazing!!!
Bulbasaur is my fav:3
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Awesome! Thanks!
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It's just a simple matter of gluing paper together. If you want to build your own, you can print the templates from here [link]
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Guhhhh I'm so jealous! I've been wanting to make all the pokedolls for a while now!
lol derp onix
These are way too cute. <33
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Lol Onix's expression is pretty funny. But yeah having the whole collection is great, you should try for it!
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Awesome paper Pokedolls. They look great good job.
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The same as the others XD
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I meant like Printouts or folding techniques?
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Yeah sorry. Um, I would say review the .pdo and find angles that are *supposed* to be there (like think of what the real-world object would look like and if it makes sense to have a sharp angle at that point. If yes, score the fold. If no, don't and you'll get a smoother result. It really comes down to preference.
As for printing, I always use cardstock. It's a little thicker than normal paper but I like to be able to pick up my models (regular paper is too fragile to handle). Also, I print about half a page a few times to try different print settings to find the color I like.
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Great job! And thanks to you for building 'em all!
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haha so far ive omly done rattat and chikorita...
great work!
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Impressive. How long did the hardest Pokemon take you?
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Honestly, none of them were very difficult. The one that took me the longest was Weedle, just because all of the tiny and flimsy parts; I had to wait for the glue to be completely dry before adding the next one and so of course it took a lot of time.
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i went to the site, but where does it tel u how to make them???
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That's the same reason why I hated doing my Zora Link's hands. 
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omg they are like chinese lantern pokemon
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