Scooby Doo humanoid with "Dogfolk" components - Custom meshes for Collar (all ages/genders), Tail (all ages/genders), and Canine Feet

My first mesh project (now edited with revisions in italics). Includes:

1) Scooby Doo style collar ("glasses" accessory mesh/color) for all ages/genders, now with a combined package that ages correctly.
2) Scooby Doo style tail ("glasses" accessory mesh/color) for all ages/genders with custom CAS icons, now with a combined package that ages correctly.
3) Canine feet in swim trunks (full body outfit mesh/color) for adult males.
4) Scooby Doo Sim built around a hyper distorted face that uses (but does not include) components #1-#3, as well as as an all ages fur pattern skin.

If you downloaded the origional version of this project, I would advice you to remove the involved files and use these instead: The packages are much better put together. There is no *.Sim2Pack, so installation should just be a matter of unzipping the contents of the four associated zip files into the downloads directory. You need all four for the complete Scooby.

Feel free to recolor any of the mesh components, pointing back here for the meshes if you do. If you want to clone either of the two accessory packages as a working basis for your own all age accessory, you are welcome to as well, and I'd love to here how that goes.

Comments on the results, installation issues, ways to improve my next project's design/presentation, etc are of course welcome...

-Akabarl-

Polygon Counts:
MESH_DogfolkTrunks_AM-Akabarl_20070904.package - 1852 faces, 1253 vertices (each body weight).
MESH_DogfolkCollar_UU-Akabarl_20070904.package - 610 faces, 1582 vertices (each age/gender).
MESH_DogfolkTail_UU-Akabarl_20070905.package - 692 faces, 472 vertices (each age/gender).

Additional Credits:
Huge thanks for all the documentation writers on the site especially Dr Pixel, Snowstorm, Tiggerypum, Mininessie, and Demon432. You people are scary cool and I'd be lost without the data. Also thanks to SimPE, Milkshape, and whoever created the eyes I use on Scooby (to many years have passed to track it down, unfortunately). And of course, thanks to Hanna-Barbera cartoons for creating the character, an act that was only partially damaged by the later creation of his tiny nephew.