Cycle images in a thumbnail gallery

Hi, I'm very new to HTML, so please bear with me. I'm
currently using a "Thumbnail Gallery" style page for my online
portfolio (when the cursor hovers over a thumbnail the image pops
up to the left of it) Here's a link:
Portfolio
What I'm wondering is, would it be possible to cycle through
several images, when the cursor hovers over a Thumbnail (instead of
just one image for each thumbnail)? I'm thinking of showing several
views of a single model in my 3D section.

You could try and combine the code with a slide show like
this one...
http://www.lisajaynedann.co.uk/
If you are not confident about trying to combine the code (I
wouldn't be!) then you could have the page as you have it now, but
require the users to click each thumbnail, instead of hovering to
select the next slide show. By clicking each thumbnail would link
to a new page, carrying the separate slide show.
You could also try and find a script that follows a link on
hover rather than having to click.

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