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So, I've had about 25 of the old school Rogue Trader metal Harlequins since, well, the old school days. Not primed, or even glued to bases. Would they be worth anything on ebay or to Eldar players? Or should I just paint them and hold on to this tiny bit of nostalgia?

 greg0985 wrote:
So, I've had about 25 of the old school Rogue Trader metal Harlequins since, well, the old school days. Not primed, or even glued to bases. Would they be worth anything on ebay or to Eldar players? Or should I just paint them and hold on to this tiny bit of nostalgia?

At one point I had the original harlquins boxed set of lead minis. They were characterful and cool minis. I'd love to get hold of some more again for my Dark Eldar since there are currently 6 current harelquin figs and not the multitude of different figures that used to be in the line back when they first appeared. Really miss that variety in the metal figure line. That said, worth all depends. While I would bid on some if the hit ebay, I wouldn't bid on them like they were priceless antiques, but there is probably someone out there who would love to score a bunch of old figures to fill all their elite slots with multiple units of harlequins for a themed army who would be willing to spend a lot more.

Skriker

On ebay they seem to be going for about 3 ppm. not exactly a fortune. In my buying/selling experience you will never get more than you paid for anything. I would keep them or try to trade for something you want. You tend to get more out of trading than you will trying to get cash.

I recently purchased a lot of ten, and was displeased with the purchase. One of the users here on Dakka suggested that I could sell them for up to $500 if I were to strip them. (And mine are damaged, not even new.) I kind of assumed he meant $50, but even still, if he's right you could see around $125. Since I picked mine up for 50 cents apiece, I'm skeptical, but it was the most optimistic price quoted to me, so I thought it might interest you.

I often see the old RT box of harlies going for £69 on buy-it-now.
There's money in them thar models.

The jetbike warms my heart. Huge chaosy face and all.