My Pokémon papercrafts so far

A few of my other papercrafts. Here's a post of them if you want to see them in more detail: http://imgur.com/gallery/ppipF

Mewtwo was pretty easy to put together. Hardest part was working on his fingers and forearms, but the rest is straight forward.

Mewtwo papercraft template: http://www.pokemonpapercraft.net/2013/10/mewtwo.html?m=1

Pikachu was also an easy model, but should have been done smooth instead of folded. Live and learn. The fingers are tedious but the body is simple.

Pikachu papercraft template: http://www.pokemonpapercraft.net/2010/12/pikachu-v2.html?m=1

Zapdos isn't as hard as it looks if you follow the instructions and don't lose track of the spikes. Be careful with the feet.

Zapdos papercraft template: http://www.papercraftsquare.com/pokemon-zapdos-ver-3-free-papercraft-download.html

Nothing super difficult with blastoise construction-wise. The only real trouble will come from trying to close the shell at the very end of the build.

Blastoise papercraft template: http://www.pokemonpapercraft.net/2011/08/blastoise.html?m=1

Charizard took the longest to build, and has quite a few more pieces than the other models. The hands and facial details can be tricky but if you take your time you'll be fine. I didn't reinforce the wings at the back where they connect, but it couldn't hurt to glue a couple extra layers over the joints.

Charizard papercraft template: http://www.pokemonpapercraft.net/2011/06/charizard.html?m=1

Decided to take on something a little more complex for my next one, so here's a little preview of what's coming. Happy papercrafting!

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