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I took some time off from playing 40K, and came back to owning one of the current power armies; the Space Wolves. I love my wolves, I love the sons of Russ, and I really hate that 2 of my past 4 games have been against them. As such, I went to the other race I liked back in the Rogue Trader days; the Eldar.

Well, specifically, I liked the Harlequins, but you can't play them as their own force. So, I've decided to start up a Craftworld Alaitoc force. While I'm going for the Seer Council on jetbikes with 2 Falcons, 2 squads of Fire Dragons, and a Fire Prism; I like that I'm playing a force that seems friendlier to having a strong Harlequin presence - even if they only ever see my painting table.



Here is the hull for the first Falcon. I started this on vacation, away from my airbrush...perhaps a mistake. I'm going to stick with the look though. I may touch up the light blue highlights. The yellow and blue stripes are patterned from the Vyper in the Alaitoc gallery from the codex.






These are Harlequins that I bought back when they first came out. I'm going to be stripping them to update to my current paint style. I just wanted to commemorate them before I either improved or destroyed them.



15 Dire Avengers, 10 Guardians with Scatter Laser Heavy Weapon Platform, 8 Striking Scorpions, and a partially assembled War Walker based and ready for priming. I also have 8 Dark Reapers (probably not going to see the table, just like my Leman Russ Exterminator) soaking in Purple Power to strip them of someone else's paint job.