Hi

Hi,
my name is Vincent and I'm a ... huh ... let me start again ! Well, my name is really Vincent, I'm 35 from the Province of Quebec, south of Montreal. I've been in the hobby for about 10 years now and I got completely hooked by your Khorne Demon army. I had promised myself to not build a demon army because of the bad rep it has on the net but seeing yours I simply could not resist the call of Khorne ! So here I am, bought all I need and will start converting and painting as soon as everything gets home.

I'm a member of Team Montreal (no I'm not Vincent Hudon) and you can look at some of my work here.

P.S. Sorry for my English, it's a second language for me.

Hey welcome aboard Vincent. Glad to inspire, the way I look at it, is if the army is good looking, being well painted, highly converted, and unique looking I don't mind getting beat by it. Besides that I play absolutely terrible, because I don't play very often, so I need a slight edge against the power gamer who plays all of the time.

Did you attend Chicago Gamesday with the others from Team Montreal? I'm pretty bad with names at times, much better with faces. I was in attendance with Team North America and sat the table sandwiched between Vincent Hudon and James Craig. I am not really a display piece kind of builder, I love to build really cool looking armies.

I took a quick look at your gallery of work, very good looking stuff. I love the beastmen emperor's children, that's very cool, as is the Khorne Wargor, the manitoub, and ork boss.

And don't worry about your english, your work speaks for itself. If you need anything translated due to U.S. expressions or slang, let me know, and I'll see what I can do.

No I was not there. I have not painted a lot during this year. I have stuff in preparation for next year though. I want to go to Baltimore and Toronto. But the Khorne army has priority since it will be used for more than one single day !

And I'm sorry to say that I liked so army soo much that there will surely be some cut and paste ... in particular your idea of the blood on the bases.