Hi, Tiki Gamer.
I think you have placed Crooked Dice, Ainsty and Heresy in the wrong category. Those figures which they have made which could, coincidentally, be used for
Doctor Who should be in your "Substitutions" section. You wouldn't want to be the cause of any "cease and desist" letters, however erroneous, I'm sure.
You might also add to that section the 6mm figures made by Irregular Miniatures for the Tusk scenario "Exterminate" (from
Steel Tusk III: Apocalypse Soon) - see the 6mm/Tusk section of their website at
http://www.irregularminiatures.co.uk/ and also the NSF7 Robot Attack Class in the 6mm/Science Fiction and Space Ships section.
In 40mm,
Doctor Who gamers might be able to find a use for Graven Images' Enfs008 "Travelling Do-Gooders - smug doctor and his assistant", available from Monolith Games.
In 28mm, there are some more possible Substitutions available from Mystic Spirals:
http://www.mysticspirals-miniatures.co.uk/MS_ModernHorrorShop.htmlOther ideas for Substitutions can be found by searching LAF's "Future Wars" forum.
For the Micro-Universe range, if you have the leaflet that came with the packs, a scan of that will give you the entire range. (Mine is covered in my notes, I'm afraid.)
Doctor Who Adventures "free gifts" in roughly 28mm now extend not just to 2010-styled Daleks, but also to Cybermen, Sontarans, Weeping Angels and, as of next week, Ood and Judoon.