Welcome

Here you will find the story of Mackay as featured on the MacPancake SimPage. It seeks to fill in the missing gaps of the previous albums and bring us up to date with the relationship between the Troll and MacBraveheart.

Donut War- The story that rocked the BBS in March 2004! It gives the full details of the events that led to the most memorable (in my mind of course) events in centuries!

The sequel Donut Wars Deux is a hard-hitting expose of the wiles of the Donut eaters. And a glorious vindication of the champions of better brekkies everywhere!

The latest and final Album of MacBraveheart is the aptly named Salami Saga. Think Dynasty and The Godfather and you have it. Melodramatic and so- erm "so".

Please note that all of these albums are on SimPages (two of them- MacPancake and MacBraveheart- I finally gained the ability to upload from the UK with a PC thanks to Maxis' support in the research project. All you need is a US version of the game!) and as such are downloadable. You may need to revisit here to kit out your homes with the wall and floor coverings I made for the houses as well as the skins.

Mackay

The one where we learn about Trolls and their tummies and we meet a historian. Complete with posh Mackay castle and featuring the tartan walls found on this site.

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High Brekkie or The Donut War

This album chronicles the events of March 2004 on the BBS of Maxis. Features the Troll and me as fast-shooting cowboy- erm not really- here is an album with doughnuts, fly-ridden joints and of course a dream sequence.

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Donut War II

A follow up as forced upon me, McB, by the BBSers who decided to turn nasty (I AM joking folks- play-fighting does alleviate the tedium at times) and make retaliatory albums on the subject.

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Salami Saga

The ultimate drama by a true drama queen. Neat story line with romance, intrigue, handsome men with cigars, and of course justice!

In order to make this, the final album I researched Chicago in the 1930's. FASCINATING. Did you know they had so many windmills?

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