02 April 2011

GYARADOS


130 / GYARADOS - Pokémon Papercraft
Name: Gyarados
Type: Water/ Flying
Species: Atrocious Pokémon
Height: 6.5 m (21′04″)
Weight: 235.0 kg (518.1 lbs.)
Interesting Facts: This Pokémon bears little resemblance to its docile pre-evolution. Gyarados is infamously known for its fierce temper and wanton destructive tendencies. Once it has worked itself into a frenzy, it will not calm until everything around it is destroyed—this tendency is attributed to the dramatic structural changes its brain undergoes during evolution. It evolves from Magikarp starting at level 20.

THE PAPER MODEL
Height: 21.0 cm/ 8.3 in
Width: 11.0 cm/ 4.3 in
Depth: 27.0 cm/ 10.6 in
Pages: 5 (6 with base)
Pieces: 51
Level: Medium-Hard
Designer: Brandon
Photo: Brandon
NOTES: Start at the mouth, building the head first and closing at the tip of the tail. Attach the fins as you go.


Download: A4 / Letter

17 comments:

  1. Kyle Dhyne02 April, 2011 18:32

    Finally! I think I know what I'm doing this week!

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  2. Jouzu02 April, 2011 18:35

    it's monstrous o.o but it will fit absolutely perfect above my fishtank!

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  3. Anonymous02 April, 2011 21:48

    WOW! i like it!

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  4. Anonymous03 April, 2011 13:13

    i like it!!

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  5. Unknown03 April, 2011 19:48

    Its so cool Brandon. i cant wait to start on this guy. Thanks

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  6. Shana05 April, 2011 14:37

    Cool!I wish I can build gyarados,but i've just started building medium models!

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  7. Unknown06 April, 2011 12:34

    This the first and only papercraft model I've made. I spent nine hours straight working to complete it. Thank you for releasing this model!

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  8. leafeon4ever!09 April, 2011 08:43

    the thing about this poke i dont understand is .. how is gyarados a flying type it hasnt got any wings???

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  9. Anonymous08 May, 2011 21:13

    THAT's THE WAY WE LIKE IT!!!!!!

    I'm probally not going to make this condidering I can't make Charizard's head.

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  10. Charlotte Lynelle Snape29 July, 2011 20:08

    Ahh, yes! The atrocious pokemon! <3

    I, myself, happen to be a gyarados.

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  11. Jason Teoh23 November, 2011 12:23

    i hv done it.....nice!!!!

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  12. OldSchoolDM04 February, 2012 18:14

    I'd really like to cut this model on my Silhouette HD, but every means I try (export as DXF,or resize to A4) requires Designer to have access to the file, which requires a password.

    I'm willing to pay money, but would be happy just to have a set of DXF files. Drawing all of these lines by hand is pretty tedious.

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  13. Brandon04 February, 2012 23:11

    Could you send us an email, if you haven't already? I think I might know of something that could help, but it's easier to explain via email, since it requires more files.

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  14. OldSchoolDM06 February, 2012 04:55

    I went ahead and created .studio files by hand rather than mess around with crackers/rippers/whatever.

    The build thread is over on Cardboard Heroes.

    http://cardboard-warriors.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=fantasyadventuregsd&action=display&thread=3564

    I'd like to build more of these, so I am still interested in how to use a cutter with them. I'll send a mail now.

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  15. Jayne08 May, 2012 20:53

    Guys, I can't figure out how to make the last part of the tail. How did you make the trident blue part (piece 45) stay at both sides of the white part (piece 46)? And how to put the white piece "inside" the blue piece? Help, please :D

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  16. Anonymous09 August, 2016 23:08

    I cant figure out where 3 and 4 are suppose to go. What am i doing wrong!!!

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  17. Unknown06 September, 2016 20:35

    I can't open the file, what do I do?

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