Red Monika Amp deja vu created by evildAve 10-99
#3 in the red monika/battle chasers series
character created by joe maduerira and is borrowed in homage, and is not intended as a rip off tactic.
to use this skin: place the .zip file into your winamp/skins dir, press alt-s to bring up the skin browser, select "RedMonikaDV", and enjoy.
this skin is a redo of my RedMonikaGalleryEdition Skin i made a good while back, cause i thought the first version blew.
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Skin name: Diablo II
Release version: Released v1.1
Description: Evil Has Survived! Features Diablo himself (from Blizzard Artwork), the game box
and the Battle.net interface. All parts skinned, including cursors and the WVS, and I
included the necess ...
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Digitally Pimpin'
Designed by Chris Marchese "Force of Habit"
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Slightley 80's style LCD screens with industrial switches.
I tried to make this skin a littl ...
...::: Cubaed 1.0 :::...
This will be my last skin i ever make, decided
to go out with a simple, smooth, shiny skin...
This skin was designed as the successor to my
ClassicAmp5.0, and also has most of its good
elements...
I started skining for ...
1.Ocean Water
2.Version 2.1
3.v2.1:Before Most Of The Buttons Such As The PosBar And Volume
Buttons I Simply Inverted Them To Try And Get A Punched Look.I
Went Back And Fixed That.Since The Way I First Made I Couldn't
Complety Fix It But It's Better ...
shadow_mate
by Mehdi THOMASSIN
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First of all:
Please, don't ask me to make you skins, I barely have time to update mine!
Also, don't ask for porn/se ...
Fatal - Polymetal Skin: Garet Jax
My Newest Skin! (a polymetal basically a blend of fusion + metal styles.)
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I hope u like it, download and comments also appreciated.
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