Mere minutes after the 2006 site went live, I reverse engineered it for this. This doesn't get the "subscription exclusive" shots as the prior versions did... they finally got smart and put it in a separate index. Nor does it grab the videos and a few of the other odd extra things. "Until next time, enjoy!" 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
$|++;

use LWP::Simple;

-d "RESULTS" or mkdir "RESULTS", 0755 or die "cannot mkdir RESULTS: $!
+";

my $all_model_index = get "http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/features/2
+006_swimsuit/";

while ($all_model_index =~ /(\/features\/2006_swimsuit\/(allstar|model
+s)\/[-\w]+\.html)/g) {
  doit("$1");
}
doit("/features/2006_swimsuit/allstar/allstar_reunion.html");
doit("/features/2006_swimsuit/athletes/");
doit("/features/2006_swimsuit/painting/");

sub doit {
  my $model_index = get "http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/" . shift;
  while ($model_index =~ /\'(http:\/\/i.a.cnn.net\/si\/features\/2006_
+swimsuit\/images\/gallery\/photos\/)([\w.\-]+)t.jpg\'/g) {
    my $url = "$1$2.jpg";
    my $file = "RESULTS/$2.jpg";
    if (-e $file) {
      print "$url => $file: ";
      print "skip\n";
    } else {
      print "$url => $file: ";
      print mirror($url, $file), "\n";
    }
  }
}

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In reply to Swimsuits2006 by merlyn
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