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Description
Another nifty type of facial that you can easily add to your own edits.

If you want the model used to demo this tutorial, she is an edit by Swatmare and she can be downloaded from here: fav.me/d7y8hu7

It is a rather different but attractive interpretation of Galaco. The craftsmanship that went into this edit is better than average and it has decent physics. However, there are problems with the labeling and the groups list is a disaster-in-progress. Also at least one facial is broken (fortunately not an important one). Note in addition that because of the color tones used on the model, it's application is 'situational'.

However, this edit still did earn a place in my personal MMD models collection and for a DA edit, that's a really hard status to achieve as DA edits comprises less than 1% of my entire collection of MMD models.

IMPORTANT NOTICE (09-16-2014)
In using this model I have 'edited' this model inspite of the NO EDITING rule that was put into place by the model editor Swatmare . This was done without his prior knowledge nor permission. He did, politely, write (and you can follow the thread below), that he wasn't exactly 'over the moon' with what I have done but he has graciously worked out a solution to this transgression of mine and has simply stated that he wishes that it be emphasized that he expects that people who download this model to abide by his rules strictly. Specifically:

DO NOT EDIT
If you do not wish to abide with this rule, simply do not download the model or, as in my situation remove it entirely from your hard drive. My removal of this model from my hard drive should be interpreted as my FULL SUPPORT for his work and stance on the subject. It is simply that 'working models' in my collection must be editable due to the way I do things. If I cannot change things on a model to work the way I need, then simply I find a replacement. This is not a reflection of my opinion on the model or the editor. I have ALWAYS supported the right of modelers and editors to impose 'reasonable' restrictions over the use of their work.

Cheers

Description
Another nifty type of facial that you can easily add to your own edits.

If you want the model used to demo this tutorial, she is an edit by Swatmare and she can be downloaded from here: fav.me/d7y8hu7

It is a rather different but attractive interpretation of Galaco. The craftsmanship that went into this edit is better than average and it has decent physics. However, there are problems with the labeling and the groups list is a disaster-in-progress. Also at least one facial is broken (fortunately not an important one). Note in addition that because of the color tones used on the model, it's application is 'situational'.

However, this edit still did earn a place in my personal MMD models collection and for a DA edit, that's a really hard status to achieve as DA edits comprises less than 1% of my entire collection of MMD models.

IMPORTANT NOTICE (09-16-2014)
In using this model I have 'edited' this model inspite of the NO EDITING rule that was put into place by the model editor Swatmare . This was done without his prior knowledge nor permission. He did, politely, write (and you can follow the thread below), that he wasn't exactly 'over the moon' with what I have done but he has graciously worked out a solution to this transgression of mine and has simply stated that he wishes that it be emphasized that he expects that people who download this model to abide by his rules strictly. Specifically:

DO NOT EDIT
If you do not wish to abide with this rule, simply do not download the model or, as in my situation remove it entirely from your hard drive. My removal of this model from my hard drive should be interpreted as my FULL SUPPORT for his work and stance on the subject. It is simply that 'working models' in my collection must be editable due to the way I do things. If I cannot change things on a model to work the way I need, then simply I find a replacement. This is not a reflection of my opinion on the model or the editor. I have ALWAYS supported the right of modelers and editors to impose 'reasonable' restrictions over the use of their work.

Cheers