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    Two Story Garage Lot

    dbaadbaa Posts: 313 New Member
    in The Sims 3 Builders
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    How a two story garage works for the Sims 3.
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    A modern two story garage (basement & first floor) lot for your Sims 3.
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    Dining & living room ceiling view shot from the kitchen.
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    Hall of fame access from the first floor garage.
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    Mezanine to the main bedroom.
    Check it out here for yourself.
    http://fr.thesims3.com/assetDetail.html?assetId=1282682

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      AlliumAllium Posts: 1,874 New Member
      edited September 2009
      Very nice! I like the exterior a lot, great job :) Rec'd

      The pictures you have posted are stretching the page you can resize them to fit by reposting them at 640 pixels width or by following the instruction's below which are from The 'showcase thread by Fidlerten' here: http://forum.thesims3.com/jforum/posts/list/59754.page on page 1

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      bookishbeebookishbee Posts: 26 Member
      edited September 2009
      Very impressive! It looks great.
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      dbaadbaa Posts: 313 New Member
      edited September 2009
      Allium wrote:
      Very nice! I like the exterior a lot, great job :) Rec'd

      The pictures you have posted are stretching the page you can resize them to fit by reposting them at 640 pixels width or by following the instruction's below which are from The 'showcase thread by Fidlerten' here: http://forum.thesims3.com/jforum/posts/list/59754.page on page 1

      Resizing Photos for the Forum
      The easiest way to resize your photos when sharing them in a forum is to simply copy them into your message, then right after the URL with no spaces, add "height=450""width=600". Be sure to add the quotation marks too. Then, highlight it and click Img at the top. Use Preview to check to see that it has been resized before submitting.

      Thank you Allium for helping, for your comment, & for recommending. 8)
      Thank you too bookishbee.
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      SimEveSimEve Posts: 4,772 Member
      edited September 2009
      It's very nice. I really like how you used the walls with masonry to flank the bookcases. A rec. for you.
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      rsedorothyrsedorothy Posts: 1,898 Member
      edited September 2009
      I love your style, very thirties. :wink:

      Recommended and downloaded. All I need now is to create a chic family.
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      DrMusixDrMusix Posts: 1,180 New Member
      edited September 2009
      Wow! I think it's awesome!
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      dbaadbaa Posts: 313 New Member
      edited September 2009
      SimEve wrote:
      It's very nice. I really like how you used the walls with masonry to flank the bookcases. A rec. for you.

      Thank you very much SimEve for rec'ding, and I like your sig. I can tell from the first & second pictures, that we have a few lot styles in common. 8),thanks.
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      dbaadbaa Posts: 313 New Member
      edited September 2009
      rsedorothy wrote:
      I love your style, very thirties. :wink:

      Recommended and downloaded. All I need now is to create a chic family.

      Thank you very much rsedorothy, I really appreciate this. Please look for my next lot coming up in a few weeks.
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      dbaadbaa Posts: 313 New Member
      edited September 2009
      DrMusix wrote:
      Wow! I think it's awesome!

      Thank you too, DrMusix. Cool sig you got there. 8)
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      StarbucaneerStarbucaneer Posts: 2,561 Member
      edited September 2009
      Hi dbaa, thats a great looking modern build rec'd and downloaded :)
      Simming since the beginning! :)
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      dbaadbaa Posts: 313 New Member
      edited October 2009
      Starbucaneer wrote:
      Hi dbaa, thats a great looking modern build rec'd and downloaded :)

      Thanks a lot Starbucaneer, cool sig.
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      debralee1968debralee1968 Posts: 232 New Member
      edited October 2009
      You did a wonderful job on this lot!!
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      dbaadbaa Posts: 313 New Member
      edited October 2009
      debralee1968 wrote:
      You did a wonderful job on this lot!!

      Thank you very much debralee1968.
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