This drives me crazy - the usefulness, design and practicality of it. If you are
into home improvements, rebuilding or just fantasizing check out this
website/software - My
Virtual Home. It is so much like SIMS
but you add real products and fittings from a catalogue into a 3D impression of
your project. The site also links you to trades people & suppliers in your area
with contact details. You can
purchase the software online for $5 or order CD/DVD. My little house
seriously needs expansion to cope with the still growing teenagers.... I imagine
this will be incredibly useful and should be enough to get our project off hold
and into action - better get on with writing my book to finance it!!
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