Alternate and Future History graphics

[Catsmate]

I've uploaded to Dropbox a collection of graphics, photos, posters, magazine covers et cetera, culled from AH.com and other sources. They're from a variety of alternate history scenarios and might be useful in alternate/changed history or future games as background material.

Link.

[thereviewer]

Cool. These could actually come in handy with making my DW: Three Universes RPG. Thanks!

[Catsmate]

Jun 22, 2014 18:37:42 GMT thereviewer said:

Cool. These could actually come in handy with making my DW: Three Universes RPG. Thanks!

Thanks, I've updated the folder and will continue to add material as I can.
Is there anything specific you;re interested in?

[thereviewer]

Jun 23, 2014 10:57:46 GMT Catsmate said:

Jun 22, 2014 18:37:42 GMT thereviewer said:

Cool. These could actually come in handy with making my DW: Three Universes RPG. Thanks!

Thanks, I've updated the folder and will continue to add material as I can.
Is there anything specific you;re interested in?

Just stuff for the two alternate universes I have featured in my game. One of which is a Mirror Universe where The Doctor's Evil and has conquered most of the world, and the other is basically a Rule 63-styled Earth.

[thereviewer]

So here's the list of alternate female Doctors based on the scifind article and with advice from other users on the site -

1) Margaret Rutherford

2) Hattie Jacques

3) Honor Blackman

4) Penelope Keith

5) Joanna Lumley

6) Miriam Margoyles

7) Siobhan Redmond

8) Helen Baxendale

War) Maggie Smith

9) Suranne Jones

10) Sue Perkins

11) Jamie Winstone

One photoshopped image I would like to see is Winstone donning a female version of Eleven's outfit with her male version of Clara, Clark. (I did a cast question a while back. Here's the one I chose for Clark Oswald: www.starnow.co.uk/bvj)

[Catsmate]

I've updated the folder with a collection (link) of photos and other material from the Trigon occupation of the USA.
These are from April of 1952 during the early stages of Trigonist operations on (what was then) the Continental "United States" and are mostly around the town of Lampasas, which was then the centre of the Military Government in newly independent Texas.
Texas was the first of the nine successor states that would replace the "USA" (excluding the territories granted to Mexicalia, Canada and the Siberian Republic).

Also in the folder are some Field Manuals from the old "US" Army (from the late '40s to 1962, just prior to the Great Sundering) and a video clip.

[Catsmate]

And here are some alternate film trailers.
Bolt (Psychological Thriller)
Bruce (Suspence Thriller)
Scary Mary (Horror)
The Ring (Romance)
It (Heart Warmer)
Wonka (Drama)
The Shining (Romantic-Comedy)
Mrs. Doubtfire (Suspence-Thriller)
The Stepford Wives (Chick-Flick Comedy)
The Hangover (Thriller)

[Catsmate]

FYI I've updated the folder with more images and some better categorisation.