All of your food dishes look excellent and your presentation is superb! Thanks for creating and sharing them with us.

Nice! Thanks for uploading.

Would it be any of these?

http://linna.modthesims.info/browse.php?f=143&showType=1&tag=zoo&gs=1

Hey all! I asked Gothplague at her site if she had done a Body Builder conversion on her Martaxyl white tuxedo suit (posted here, http://www.gothplaguesgear.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=47&t=109 . In her PM, she had said that she had indeed done just that and posted it here (well at the old InSim site). She also said it was lost when the site changed hands (I'm sure we all remember that...hehe - Walt!). Anyhoo, she said to say that I have her permission to ask for it with the hope that someone here may be able to repost it for those of us who lost it.

Thanks everyone! Here's hoping someone will remember it!

Oops sorry! Gotcha. Next time, I give PM. 

Just a fellow simmer who happened to be able to oblige. 

Here ya go. Frannysims CP Mesh 026 (Maid):

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Beautiful! Thank you!

Thank you! Absolutely loving your work -- I don't think there could ever be too many meshes for the CP bodyshape (especiallly). 

It works for me. Maybe try again?

Very good Native American! Thanks for sharing him with us! I needed some great sims like this for my Wild West Hood!

I couldn't find many/any myself, so what I did, you could do.... Just download some Prairie and Victorian clothing (All About Style has great stuff). Put these clothes in your Downloads folder along with any of the curvier shapes and clothing for those shapes (I used the CP) that have similar "mesh styles/shapes" to them. For instance, if you have a prairie dress, perhaps you could download a Classic Pinup gown? At any rate, the shape of the curvier clothing mesh is the shape your recolor will be, so just aim to get as close as you can. This is the only way of making recolors by using someone else's mesh...otherwise, you would need to modify the desired mesh in Milkshape.

Once your downloads folder has both the normal and curvier clothing items in it, open up TS2 Body Shop (comes with the game). Make some recolors using it. Here, I refer you to the many tutorials...just do a search in your browser for "TS2 converting clothing between body shapes." Worked for me! 

Just posting to say I enjoyed reading your story! Hope you continue it! Thanks for sharing it.

This may be one place to start:

http://beosboxboy.blogspot.com/search/label/Olemantiker?updated-max=2009-01-17T09%3A00%3A00-05%3A00&max-results=20

Thanks for the link! I'll see what I can do.