cool I´m first!
I like this. I´m from Kasachstan, and we had that one in the kitchen too. really crazy!

thank you!!very nice!!

This is really nifty. My great grandmother had one of these. Thank for sharing.

Ah memories :D
I love seeing the best of the Sims 1 in the Sims 2, so thank you.

Wonderful!!! This will fit so much better in some of the houses I have.
Don't worry too much about the oven door, as I have seen other custom meshes of stoves with the wierd animation too.

thankyou soooo much!! My mother in law still uses one like this!They have so much character

Hey it looks like one of the old objects I had in the original SIMS!

I like the antique stove Will go good in a rustic like cabin or elders home. Thank You for sharing.

thank you, it's gorgeous and will go into my new farmhouse.
xo

That's fantastic!! thanks :D

Finally! My Victorian sims can eat! Thank you very much.

Oh i love this thank you so much!!

I requested this a long time ago too. Thank you for making this!! Any chance of you making the refrigerator to go with it? :gidea:

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i never really played Sims 1, but i like that people are trying to bring those objects over. i also like that this one is a "period-type" piece. we need more themed pieces.

I love your Antique Stove.... Thanx.... :D

hed, you are my hero :D

I have about 7 more Sims 1 things I want for sims 2, I have pics of every angle and each one has a .txt with the origanal price name and catalog description.

Would you be willing to try?

If you are Send me a pm and we can arrange something

Here is the origanal name and description



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How do I add this to your stove?

Oh Wonderful! I was missing this stove deeply. Thank you so much.

This is gorgeous I love it! I have been hoping someone would make a stove like this for a while...and I think I also had one very much like this for my sims1 game, I loved that one too!

I would love the old childrens outside play set that was in the old sims games. It would make a park setting look so much better then those ugly metal swing sets don't you all think? Deeme

Thank you sooo much for making this!I've wanted one for a while now, but I myself am no mesher.I think you did a great job!

I've cloned the fridge and I'm about to start on the mesh, looks a bit daunting. The doors are going to be the most difficult. Ahh the challenge of it all.

If you know of any good pics of the original fridge, could you post the links for me.

Cheers,

Here is a shot, see "Rosie's Place"
http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery...964&uid=1469730

And another "Kitchen"
http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery...786&uid=1469730

We also had alternate fridges (if you manage to get the fridge and door working) that looked like pantries of sorts, like the one in the "Kitchen" here
http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery...355&uid=1469730

That tall brown cabinet was a fridge, and the fire thing next to it, a stove. As the stoves in sims 2 have the oven thing happening, I think the 'medieval stove' that was posted here at mts2 is probably a better alternative.

Exnem created a working fridge with a door:
http://www.modthesims2.com/showthread.php?t=42959

Perhaps he/she could give you a few pointers, might also apply to the stove

EDIT: DUH, here's the TMOG pic, that's as close as you can get. Both side views are identical, as is common in the game. And here's the old description:

Olde Thyme Victual Preservatorium
Before electricity, keeping food cold was an art form in itself. On the outside, the Preservatorium proudly displays the rich, decorative iron and zinc work characteristic of the period. On the inside, a controlled reaction of barium hydroxide octahydrate and ammonium thiocyanate yields a controlled endothermic reaction that chills the food, while leaving only faint whiffs of ammonia and water condensation.