October 10, 2006
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  Skin's Name             : Tighty-Whitey Rodian
  Author                  : BigPapaJ
  Email Address           : jessmajor123@hotmail.com
  Website		  : www.bigpapaj.com

  File name:		  : twrodian.pk3
  Filesize:		  : 2.08 MB
  
  Skin's description      : A customized version of a standard Rodian.  The only difference is that rodian is wearing nothing but his boots, his collar and (you guessed it) his "tighty-whiteys".  The skin on the body that you wouldn't normally see on the rodian is made up of a collage of layers taken from the rodian head (resized and rearranged of course).  The detail is not much to talk about, but this skin was made more as a joke and not to be viewed as a work of art.  Enjoy!
  
  Other info              : This skin does not have any custom sounds (Uses Rodian Sounds), or bot support, but it does include red and blue versions for team support game-types.

  
  Additional Credits to   : Ravage:  The torso's muscles were used as general guidelines for this skin.
  
  Thanks to               : jp-30, for creating an easy to understand tutorial on jk2 skinning.  I learned everything I know about skinning from that tutorial.  Defiantely check it out.
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  * Construction *
  Base                    : Modified version of the standard Rodian skin.
  Programs used           : Adobe PhotoShop, Modview, Pakscape, Notepad
  Known Bugs              : None
  
  
  Just place the .pk3 file in your base folder and it will be accessible through your game.  If the skin does not appear in your list, the skin can also be aquired by typing /model twrodian in your console.
  
  * Copyright / Permissions *
  
  THIS SKIN IS NOT MADE, DISTRIBUTED, OR SUPPORTED BY LUCASARTS ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY LLC.  ELEMENTS TM & © 
  LUCASARTS ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY LLC AND/OR ITS LICENSORS.
  
  I don't care if you use this skin for your own personal use, provided that you give me credit for the work I did.  