Hi,
No, couldn't, unfortunately. My internet went down in December and (by the courtesy of Virgin Media) it has not been fixed yet, so I've had to put my Source education on hold for a while.
But if I find something relevant in the near future I will post it.

Thanx!

Yes, I'm modelling and also try to do custom charaters, props, skyboxes, etc. (and later on, animations)
And the problem is exactly with porting to Source - the tutorials I found so far are either a bit outdated, or are very inaccurate. (for example, regarding qc generation.) Any suggestions?

Hello,
I'm in the midst of learning Source for a short film project in the centre of misty, chilly London... and, well, I find it hard to find a good tutorial about creating custom props and characters.
The ones I have come across are the Noesis ones, and they are outdated, incorrect from time to time, and just a pain to follow. (I've learned a good load of 3D, including Maya, and the documentation and tutorials are way better...)

Do you know, Ladies and Gentlemen, a good tutorial, webcourse, anything in the subject?

Yours,
cz

Besides the technical tutorials mentioned, having a look at Animator's Survival Kit is quite essential.
But I also recommend you do a bit of live drawing, and make loads of motion sketches. It kinda helps in planning the action and keeps you on track while you're working the interface.
A load of times you can judge if an animator knows drawing by the quality of one's animation.