Home Page loads slowly because of too many show/hide images.

I was asked to create a home page that displayed the correct product image in the background as you mouse over the menu item in the product portfolio navigation. I built the page using quite a few show/hide behaviors displaying the correct image. Now I have a HUGE home page that loads very slowly. Is there a better way to accomplish the same affect or do I need to scrap this idea and keep the images on the individual pages?
You can see this page here: http://www.keystonewalls.com
(mouseover the PRODUCT PORTFOLIO button and scroll down the menu to see the affect)
The client loves the fact that you don't have to leave the home page to get a good idea of what each product looks like but they aren't happy with how long it takes to load.
Help!

Yup. You've got some trimming to do.
http://www.websiteoptimization.com/services/analyze/
On a T1 connection (1.41 MB/sec) your home page takes 18.50 seconds to load. For dial-ups it's a very painful 395 seconds.
Page size: 1,943,483 bytes. Should be closer to 200 KB.
HTTP server requests: 41. This should be around 10.
Nancy O.
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