So this summer, I was thinking of doing something "constructive". I thought of doing that life sized papercraft Link from legend of zelda TP, but after seeing that it was 196 pages of pieces, I knew I would lose interest quickly. Then I came across PAPERPOKES! They have papercrafts of a selection of popular pokemon from each generation! The pieces are large, so you don't have to be a papercraft pro. Make sure you have plenty of paper, some pokemon have 8 or more pages of pieces. Also, as with any papercraft, card stock is helpful.
They have Pokemon from generations 1-4, but 4 doesn't have many papercrafts. There are also Doll versions of some pokemon, which have slight differences from the regular papercrafts. One more thing: They have pokeballs under the doll section. The first link is several different sizes of normal pokeballs, the second link has different types of pokeballs, ie master ball safari ball.
http://www.pokemonpapercraft.com/I plan on making Umbreon first because he is lovey.
