Inyri

This skin was once made for the JKFiles April-May skinning contest. It is a reskin of the human merc model to be decked out in a black armor with cyan-colored lighting effects scattered across the suit. All texturing is from scratch EXCEPT: mouth/eye texture, and one itsy bitsy part of the head texture (only because I forgot about it, and by the time I finished it fit, so I left it alone). "From scratch" means I completely painted over the textures. These are not recolored or photosourced by any means.

For those of you who have played Final Fantasy 9... you still might not recognize this weapon. In any case, it's Beatrix's Save the Queen sword. Beatrix is awesome... yeah.

This is a model of a pickhammer, one of the variety of weapons that can be found in the game Fable: The Lost Chapters. There are two different versions of the weapon included: the steel pickhammer and the master's pickhammer. Both models are completely custom made, from mesh to texture, using Fable assets as reference material only. These blades use default sword sounds from the base game and are not throwable (it's a big steel hammer - it's heavy!).

It's a saber hilt with a more sleek look to it. Smaller, it would probably look best as dual, but works fine as a single. There are two versions - one which is completely chrome, and one which is trimmed with electrum. The chrome shader used on these hilts has been tailored specifically to the hilts, because I found the default chrome shader to be inadequate.

You all should know this fighter from Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. It is the fully automated droid starfighter flown by... well, no one, because they're automated. But these fighters were employed by the CIS to combat the ARC 170 fighter, and they did so quite well.

I’ve been rather bored with game modding lately, so I decided to spice things up by making a model and asking members of the community to submit skins for it in the form of a pseudo-contest. The model is of a dwarven sword and there are twelve included variants total, each named by author.
 
Thanks to the following people for participating: Ambrom, Jalechah, megaman295, Posezion, Raschu, reelo2228, SH()CKER, Sithmaster 555, Soleutator, stotto, yodaman123

For those of you who have played the original Neverwinter Nights campaign, you may recognize the basic layout of this map. It is loosely based on the Peninsula District Prison in the city of Neverwinter, as seen in the excellent game Neverwinter Nights. It's by no means exact, but it's similar enough that I felt secure in naming it after the facility. It features two levels -- the top level contains six cells plus a main area, and the lower level contains many cells and one central room. The lower level has a very low ceiling, but the main room of the upper level has a pretty high ceiling. Just watch out for the many torches -- they hurt!

This replaces the default Rodian model in multiplayer with a version with no vest (without having the big gaping hole in his back, for those of you who have tried this). It makes use of a .SURF file to surf the back mesh back on to avoid this error. This is *really* more of a modder's resource than a skin, but you can naturally use it as a skin if you want. You may want to change the pathways and such so it doesn't *actually* overwrite the rodian, unless you don't care...

This is the Oblivion keyblade as seen in the Disney/Square game Kingdom Hearts 2.

This is the Oathkeeper keyblade as seen in the Disney/Square game Kingdom Hearts.

This is a sword - the Soul Edge - from Soul Calibur 2 (right? I've never played it...). It was supposed to go with a Nightmare model my friend was making, but that fell through, so the Soul Edge is now being released separately to appease all of you who wanted it.

It was a request I was doing for someone for their clan round Christmas... Better late than never, and my apologies for it being unfinished (this is one of an original pack of three -- this one is done, but the other two are missing). This was a really cool exercise for me, though, because I had to make the weapon look as accurate to the original design as possible, and I think I got it pretty darn close.

This pack contains six weapons featured in the PS2 game Final Fantasy X, all of which were wielded by the main character, Tidus.

This is the duel blade staff, as seen in Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. Apparently... I've never played it. This weapon was a request which I decided to honor, because it's a very cool weapon.

This pack contains five map objects, all of which are instruments seen throughout the Star Wars Universe. SWG players will recognize these as instruments from the game, however they are also prominently displayed in film and other EU sources. The nalargon in particular is a mixture of canon and SWG styles. All wind instruments include a straight up and down version, and a leaning version.

This weapon is the weapon of Zasalamel from Soul Calibur 3. To get it out in the clear, I've never played Soul Calibur 3... or 2 or 1, for that matter. It has darn cool weapons, though. I'll give it that.

This is the Kingdom Key keyblade as seen in the Disney/Square game Kingdom Hearts.

I originally intended to do a tree pack, but I really dislike trees in general. I never was a big fan of botany. As a result, all that ever got finished was this pine tree. It is a single pine, which I tried to make as efficiently as possible to reduce unnecessary lag when used. It's very simple, but doesn't look too bad, all things considered.

I've always been very interested with medieval and older times. I had at one time dreamt of a mod of such a thing. I've realized that probably won't happen, but in the mean time I felt like releasing these models for public use, in case it spurs some properly themed maps. They are free for use (see Distribution Notes for more info). Bare in mind that certain of the models (targets, campfire, and dummy) are better suited with a modelscale of approximately 1.5. The rest seem adequately sized, unless you prefer a larger tent .