Games Workshop Warhammer 40,000: Harlequin Troupe Eldar (6 Miniatures)

Death Jesters, Flip Belts, and Diamond Patterns — The Harlequins Have Arrived

Few units in the 41st Millennium command attention like a Harlequin Troupe mid-charge. These mysterious warrior-performers of the Aeldari — devotees of the Laughing God Cegorach — blur across the battlefield in a riot of colour and chrome, blades singing before your opponent even finishes their movement phase. On the tabletop they are a painting showpiece and a genuine combat threat in equal measure. Getting a Troupe on the board is one of the most rewarding challenges in the hobby.

What's in the Box

This multi-part plastic kit builds a six-model Harlequin Troupe — the core fighting unit of any Harlequins force within the Aeldari faction for Warhammer 40,000. The kit contains 80 components across multiple sprues, giving you significant flexibility in weapon options, poses, and loadouts. Because this is a multi-part kit rather than push-fit, you'll have the freedom to customise each model individually — mixing arms, heads, and accessories to create a Troupe that looks dynamic and distinct rather than cookie-cutter. Assembly requires plastic glue and a hobby knife. Six 25mm round bases are included, along with a Harlequins transfer sheet for the iconic diamond-pattern costumes — an absolute lifesaver given how complex those patterns can be to paint freehand at 28mm heroic scale.

Who It's For

This kit is aimed squarely at intermediate to experienced hobbyists who are ready to invest serious painting time in return for serious results. Harlequins are among the most technically demanding models in the Warhammer range — the diamond-patterned costumes, masked faces, and dynamic posing reward skilled painters and challenge newer ones. That said, if you're a committed beginner willing to push yourself, the transfer sheet helps enormously with the signature pattern work. As a painting project independent of the game, these models are genuinely spectacular on a shelf or display board — they are a perennial favourite for hobbyists who want something that stands apart from power-armoured armies. For 40K players, the Troupe forms the backbone of a Harlequins patrol or supplements an Aeldari alliance force with fast, close-combat pressure.

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