02 April 2011

MAGIKARP


129 / MAGIKARP - Pokémon Papercraft
Name: Magikarp
Type: Water
Species: Fish Pokémon
Height: 0.9 m (2′11″)
Weight: 10.0 kg (22.0 lbs.)
Interesting Facts: Although this Pokémon is capable of surviving in even the most polluted ponds, it is usually overlooked by trainers because it is pathetically weak: even in the heat of battle it will do nothing but flop around. It is not a strong swimmer, and currents in the water will sweep it downstream. It evolves into Gyarados starting at level 20.

THE PAPER MODEL
Height: 9.9 cm/ 3.9 in
Width: 10.9 cm/ 4.3 in
Depth: 11.4 cm/ 4.5 in
Pages: 2
Pieces: 41
Level: Easy
Designer: Brandon
Photo: Brandon
NOTES: Build from the mouth, closing the front piece with the flat end. Build the back part from the tail fin to the mid section, once again closing with the flat piece. Take your time with the fins and it should be a fairly easy model.


Download: A4 / Letter

20 comments:

  1. Anonymous02 April, 2011 17:10

    MAGIKARP used SPLASH but nothing happened!

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  2. Anonymous06 April, 2011 14:44

    Man......the downloads won't work. :( I love Magikarp.

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  3. Brandon06 April, 2011 16:37

    The downloads work just fine for me. What internet browser are you using? It may help to try Firefox.

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  4. ccseth29 April, 2011 01:59

    I think something is wrong. I mean is just to pages but looks like it is incomplete..

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  5. Brandon29 April, 2011 02:30

    They're there, it's just that it's only 2 pages. If you can look at the pdo, you can see how all the parts make up the model. If not, you can build from the pdf and find out at the end :P All the pieces are there though.

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  6. ccseth01 May, 2011 01:54

    two** yep you are right! haha thanks

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  7. Anonymous08 May, 2011 10:00

    If you want to do magikarp but the file wont download you could do the magikarp doll. Type it in on the search. It is almost the same but it has sowing lines. It is worth looking at it. And it's download actually works!

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  8. Anonymous20 May, 2011 13:27

    how do you attach the whiskers to the face?

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  9. Anonymous20 May, 2011 13:29

    oh, and how do you attach the fins?

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  10. PAPERPOKES20 May, 2011 14:22

    I'm not the one who built it, but I'm pretty sure they are just glued on...

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  11. Brandon20 May, 2011 18:04

    Yeah, the fins and whiskers are just glued. The fins you have to first build each orange part, folding the tabs outward (so you can attach the white pieces to them) and those are actually part of the body (Between 11 and 27). The whiskers glue to the outside though, after the body is built.

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  12. Anonymous20 May, 2011 18:20

    ok, thanks!

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  13. Anonymous06 October, 2011 08:11

    Is there anyway that you can make an Adobe Acrobat Document of this? That would help me a lot

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  14. Brandon06 October, 2011 11:36

    There's a pdf in the download pack.

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  15. Anonymous10 November, 2011 14:44

    Could you post a video or give me some tips please? This is the first papercraft ive done and I just cant get it.
    thank you^^

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  16. Jenna Reynolds19 January, 2012 22:57

    Thank you SO MUCH guys! This was my first papercraft EVER, (besides boxy robots :P) And I think it turned out really well! I look foreward to seeing the new models posted! Can't wait to see a lucario or a sewaddle!

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  17. Unknown13 March, 2013 04:47

    Magikarp used Build! Build failed! Magikarp used Splash! There's no pokemon to use it... Should pieces of paper use Splash?
    XD LOL

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  18. flyingfish08 June, 2014 00:07

    Thanka for share :)

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  19. Unknown03 September, 2015 20:24

    I'm making magikarp in memory of my dead fish, Lily

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