475 / GALLADE - Pokémon PapercraftName: Gallade
Type: Psychic / Fighting
Species: Blade Pokémon
Height: 1.6 m (5′03″)
Weight: 52 kg (114.6 lbs.)
Interesting Facts: Gallade have a white lower body that consists of bold rounded hips with strong legs. The torso is thin and colored in a balance between the green of its upper body, and the white of its lower body. Sharp red hornlike protrusions stick out of the chest and back similar to Gardevoir. Gallade's arms are shaped like tonfas, with extendable blades in the elbows. His head resembles a gladiator's helmet, with a white face. Like his counterpart Gardevoir, Gallade has spikes on the sides of his face.
Gallade is male-only, evolving from a male Kirlia when exposed to the Dawn Stone.
THE PAPER MODEL
Height: 22 cm/8.66 in
Width: 15.4 cm/ 6 in
Depth: 16.3 cm/6.4 in
No. of Pages: 3
No. of Pieces: 43
Level: Easy / Medium
Designer: Brandon
Photo: Lyrin
NOTES: Build the model following the numbers on the template. This model is really simple to assemble, with the exception of the fingers, which are tiny. In order to glue the crest to the head, first assemble part 40, and glue it on the head. Then assemble part 41, and glue it to both head and part 40. Do not glue parts 40-41 toghether before glueing them to the head, or you'll risk to spill glue onto it.
WONDERFUL! I had seen somewhere that u guys had Gallade ready, but now I can reach it i'm so happy! Now i just need to find out where I could buy 120gsm paper ^^ (cause I make the sin of building eveelutions on regular paper - never doing that again...)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot you guys, I just hoped the next one were Gardevoir, instead of Mew, lol!
by the way, how's glaceon and leafeon doing, lol?
Very good model.I thing that you can get that paper from some photocopying shops(To the previous comment.I hope that helps)
ReplyDeleteWOW GUYS THAT'S AWSOME!!!I HOPE SALAMENCE COMES OUT SOON PLZ!!!
ReplyDeleteYay! I suggested gallade back in the summer and it was worth the wait. :] thanx
ReplyDeleteYeah, I just finished Gallade!
ReplyDeleteIt was the first model I built without lines and on right paper (lineless is not hard at all!). it's so cool, thanks a lot everyone!!!!
Why is it in a RAR format?
ReplyDeleteBecause we prefer the .rar compression for files over the .zip one
ReplyDeleteCan you all make gardevoir? I really love her!! so its look pretty with gallade..
ReplyDeleteI found gardevoir in other web.. but trust me! it's very dificult to make it!!!!! :(
ReplyDeleteWill this stand on its own? Does it require a small weight in the feet or a stand/base?
ReplyDeleteThanks.
@ Fendi: We have our own Gardevoir, try it! :D
ReplyDelete@ Anonymous: Mine stands. You have to tweak the legs a bit tho. But it tends to topple when there's some wind. You could add a little weight in the feet, to be more sure. Or use a stand for the same purpose!
Well I've nearly finished mine, i left it to close right in the middle of the hips.
ReplyDeleteI can just place one half on top of the other, but it topples over.
I only have printer paper so its head and left arm overbalance it.
I don't think I'll be able to put a weight in at this point so does anyone have any suggestions?
P.S I sort of dislike the idea of a base *shrugs shoulders*
Normally I'd say close at the feet, but I guess that wouldn't be possible at this point. Do you think you could attach the rest of the body, and then peel back the bottom of the foot a little so that you can put weight in it? It may be a bit tough to manage, but it can be done. Then after you put the weight in, reglue the bottom of the foot.
ReplyDeleteWorse than no balance has occured. Its whole head cant stay up straight. its neck was too fragile and it lop sides kinda scarily. im gunna try put a bobby pin or something through its head, neck and chest, seeing as i have a small hole between one pair if its spikes and even so, i dont know what would be a good weight to even weigh more than its head. lol
ReplyDeletemy gallade is a fat head 0.0
Yeah!!!!!i like it!!!
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This is so cool! It's one of my favorite fighting and Psychic type Pokemon and I love it! I'm almost done with it and I'll be sure to post a pic of it! :-)
ReplyDeleteIs it ok to use 70gsm paper?
ReplyDeleteUse whatever paper you're comfortable with. Each has its pros and cons - thicker paper will hold up better, but will also show edges and mistakes more readily, whereas lighter paper will layer better and won't show edges, but will collapse easier.
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