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an Practice/Test animation about Female character walk cycle. In the end part, Skeleton suddenly runs and beats her. Credits

This time inclueded both the Actual AK-47 Type3 and the AKM. Crustyjpeg AKM My Reworked version of Crustyjpeg AKM So Yeah, this is like a more details version of his AKM, and most weapons i make is using Crustyjpeg model as base model for it, don't worry i already asked him to use his model as base model for some weapons, funny thing is, My IMI Galil AR model was actually an Ak-12 prototype by him, but i turned it into The Galil lol. Download: https://www.mediafire.com/file/6yw1jhsxa0m6a60/Ak-47+n'+AKM.rar/file [Remeber to credit to Crustyjpeg, also me.]

There is the last character I created, she's "kinda big" I think. Lycoris is her demon huntress name, she would never tell her real name. Before becoming a demon huntress, she worked for the Church as an exorcist but because she didn't work the way intented by the Church, she has been dismissed, which was good for her. In fact, she would make sure the demons she exorcised would never try again but left the ones who were living a life who won't hurt anyone. Which was contrary to the preceipts which stipulates to stop and seal all demons, however, as she saw it, this created more demons eager to hurt peoples and they are also able to break the seal after some months. A good way for the Church to create work and be paid. Lycoris came to Liona for her retirement because she thought it would be more calm here than in the continent partly controled by the Church.

Model for Mine-Imator - Davy Jones https://boosty.to/lootstudio/posts/6860faf6-daa0-45da-a1e8-0ccfeadecf0b?share=post_link https://boosty.to/lootstudio/posts/6860faf6-daa0-45da-a1e8-0ccfeadecf0b?share=post_link https://boosty.to/lootstudio/posts/6860faf6-daa0-45da-a1e8-0ccfeadecf0b?share=post_link

@Boneymation is probably the only guy who created the most original and unique animation. meanwhile me taking 1 month to finish a 8 second animation is just sad....

"Yeuw know what happened to me yesterday?? Uhhh... It's terrible. Lemme tell ya..." Just a casual drunk mob chatter.

First: I am sorry for everyone who isn't in this render I lost motivation in the end, stopped the work on it and it might be that I forgot many, so sorry for this again. Second: All persons in this render, I like theiere work and think they all deserve the throne. Thired: This render was made possible with the support of @Fox Miner, without him it wouldn't be possible so check him out, upvot and follow because he is a great/fantastic/frindly/awesome/etc guy with great content. Also I suggest you to check out all persons in this render they are great/awesome and much more. Youst do it, you don't want to miss them. The skins in this render are: @Fox Miner @CanIIA @tutibrave @niam @LacaMenDRY @FOXY TOONS @kazooha @Fover @SpideySpidery @Jeo_Swift @master attack Some of them have maybe left, so I am sorry for that but the most are active. Sings: alcreation, Iani, Ruby animation, Ludo Silver, AR34, TheCollieStalks, Lyzander Mixers, PearAnimation, WinnythailandFX, PingoThi, ek_animator, Aayush Sji, TheRatmir, TheToastedIron, Duychung, AisuUchibi, Enderbrine Studios, MojangYang, Red, Ayrzens. I take no responsibility in this topic. Enjoy, GOODBYE! Also my english is bad, but after that you know it.

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PRO ANIMATION!

become Vietcong

Amazing Animation.

Thanks, also I added the funny part: Skeleton saws and stares her, It was angry and jealous, and sudden runs and beats her.

When i see most animators make female walk cycles, most of the time, they usually make the arms spread far away from the body in a "A" shape formation, and make the hip swaying motion very exaggerated and way too noticeable. The walk cycle you made looks more like how an actually person would walk, there is hip motion but it's barely noticeable, and the arms are close to the torso but extended outwards a little bit. Honestly in my opinion, this one of the best female walk cycles I've seen in a MI animation.

Amazing animation btw, keep it up, very good comedi

I agree :{

with spike link : https://www.mediafire.com/file/rcph6h08mp8ilcw/coffecup.zip/file

The saddest experience was the silver fish one , definitely

Skin Maker Studios 2.0 Website will be released today!

Noo! How could I know this was gonna kill me? I hate this, man... I gotta take a break... You Died! You will have to wait 2 weeks for the next part because you made steve die!(Very funny, hahaha... It's your fault...)

Hello its me again and again lol without any chit and chat here my work nether boy by @Cable_HHH and last one hope u guys like it

In the Second World War, Europe was wholly unprepared for Germany's invasions, and after the fall of France in 1940, it was immediately apparent to Great Britain that they wouldn't be able to sustain the war against Germany in their current state. As a result, many reforms and decisions were made to prepare the country for direct invasion, including the designation of emergency submachine guns. Among these designs was the STEN submachine gun, its name being an acronym of its designers and manufacturing company. It would soon become an iconic weapon for British forces in the war, seeing various changes and revisions from 1940 to 1945. Initially, emergency SMGs like the STEN were meant to replace the expensive Thompson Submachine Gun in service, which led to the initial STEN Mk. I. It featured a firerate of around 500 RPM and fired in 9mm Parabellum, and while it was one of the only firearms at that time with a folding vertical grip, it was also one of the only firearms with a wireframe stock, which was indicative of Britain's desperate situation. Despite being a step in the right direction, it was still a complicated design that wasn't simple enough to be manufactured quickly and cheaply in high capacity, leading to the improved Mk. II. Despite its contrasting differences to the Mk. I, the Mk. II is immediately the most recognizable variant of the STEN due to being the most highly produced variant throughout the entire war, improving issues with the Mk. I by being extremely cheap and easy to manufacture. However, it still had its problems, being more uncomfortable to handle due to lack of a suitable handguard, and its dirt cheap quality made it extremely vulnerable to malfunction. Despite this, it would persevere as a symbol of British efforts in the war. Eventually, the Mk. III was introduced, further simplifying the STEN design. However, despite being the second-most produced variant, it wasn't any better than the Mk. II in service, which naturally kept it out of the spotlight. While a Mk. IV variant was designed, featuring a built-in folding stock, wireframe pistol grip, and shorter barrel, it was barely manufactured due to even less practicality or effectiveness in combat, which was practically a no-go for a gun that was already somewhat ineffective. Instead, the Mk. V would be the final variant to enter service during WW2. Ultimately, this was the most suitable design of the entire war, as its late development meant that Britain was no longer as desperate for SMGs as they had been at the beginning of the war. It featured a wooden buttstock and grip, with an attached vertical grip in some instances. Because of its unrushed development, its the most practical variant through design quality alone. This Modelbench creation has all of these details combined into a singular model, and I highly recommend mixing and matching these details to create your own version of the STEN. With this entire history lesson out of the way, I now give you the download by clicking here!

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