Footsore Vox: The official Podcast of Footsore Miniatures

In this episode George Asling and Tim Spakowski discuss Mortal Gods Mythic factions, 500 point units and Monsters!

In this episode we interview Mark Farr and George Asling. We discuss the current Footsore Miniatures Kickstarter, Mortal Gods Mythic as well as future projects.

Bill Thornhill of Footsore Miniatures is our guest.  Bill talks about how he started Footsore Miniatures, his involvement now and the transition to Footsore North America.

In this episode I introduce Jaye Wiley of Wiley Games.  We talk about his rules, Fistfull of Lead and the new partnership with Footsore Miniatures.  

Fistfull of Lead is the Core set of rules that will be played with Footsore Modern miniatures.  Look for more supplements and campaign books in the future.

In this episode Glenn and I talk about the new Footsore Modern 28mm SBS in Syria pack.

We go into detail from head to foot on how the figure is equipped and armed.

In this episode, Phatis gives us a history of the Persians.  We talk about the different unit types, their weapons and how to employ them in the game Mortal Gods.

In this episode Andy Hobday answers ten questions that were posted in our Facebook groups pertaining to Mortal Gods.

In this episode we interview Phatis!  Phatis talks about his past and what he is presently doing for the miniatures game, Mortal Gods.

Phatis explains the history behind the miniatures that come with the Mortal Gods Core set and goes into detail about the uniforms and weapons that were used. 

The purpose of this episode is to educate gamers new and old and gives tips on how to paint uniforms and equipment that are part of the Mortal Gods miniatures.

In this episode we talk about who Footsore Miniatures is, the games we make and our future plans for the Podcast. 

We talk about Gangs of Rome, Mortal Gods and Andy Hobday's Kickstarter Barons Wars.

This is our very first Podcast  so the quality is hit and miss in places.  Please bare with us we promise you future podcasts will sound better.