It's pretty fun and easy to do this, and nothing is owned by me.

Model:
http://mmdmanydownloads.deviantart.com/gallery/set=30982807&offset=48#/d5c76gi

Motion Data, Vsq, Wav (Animasa Hart) :
http://bit.ly/RoESfa

Animasa Hart's video: http://www.you…

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