Wargames Atlantic rolls out new tractors with the Ailthean and Chyweethl kits, perfect for This Quar’s War or Warhammer 40k conversions.
If you thought your Quar battles were lacking some proper clanking, oil-burning, rivet-rattling war machines, Wargames Atlantic has you covered.
The new Ailthean Light Armored Tractor and the Chyweethl Tractor bring some serious armored punch to This Quar’s War. Better yet, these plastic kits also pull double duty as fun Grot tank alternatives for Ork players in Warhammer 40k.
Let’s take a closer look at what makes these quirky little beasts so interesting on the tabletop and at the hobby bench.
Crusader Ailthean Tractor: $44.95
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On the battlefield, the Ailthean fills the role of a rhyfler support tractor, usually running directly with infantry units. Its 78mm gun brings explosive and smoke shells to the fight, but can also punch through lighter enemy tractors in a pinch.
Box details:
- Hard plastic kit
- Two frames per box
- Builds one tractor and crew
This little brute screams character, perfect for narrative campaigns or as a conversion base for 40k Ork vehicles.
Coftyran Chyweethl Tractor: $44.95
If the Ailthean is a new face on the block, the Chyweethl Tractor is the grizzled veteran. Its lineage stretches back to the late 1640s, with over 140 years of revisions shaping it into today’s machine.
Box details:
- Hard plastic kit
- Two frames per box
- Builds one tractor and crew
The Chyweethl oozes old-school armored charm, making it a prime pick for conversions, dioramas, or anyone wanting that authentic “we bolted this together in a shed” aesthetic.
Why These Kits Matter
For This Quar’s War players, these tractors expand the battlefield beyond the quirky infantry skirmishes the game is known for. Tanks bring new tactical choices and a cinematic feel, rolling steel monsters supporting your quirky little riflemen.
For Warhammer 40k players, these kits are a goldmine for Grot tank conversions. Their proportions and oddball designs fit right into an Ork army, and the plastic format makes kitbashing easy.
Grab some glyphs, spikes, and random gubbins, and you’ve got a mob of unique vehicles that look like they came straight out of the Mekboy workshop.
What’s Next for This Quar’s War
The tractors aren’t the only news. A new edition of This Quar’s War: Clash of Rhyfles is on the horizon, with updated rules to integrate vehicles into the game.
Two entirely new factions are also in development, each getting its own hard plastic sets. If you’ve been looking for a fresh skirmish game with a unique visual style, this is the perfect entry point.
Final Thoughts on Quar Tractors & Quar War
The new Quar models for Ailthean Tractor and Chyweethl Tractor bring a ton of character to the tabletop. Whether you’re pushing your Quar forces into the next era of armored conflict or raiding the kits for Ork conversions in Warhammer 40k, these sets hit that sweet spot of versatility, affordability, and hobby fun.
If your armies are missing that clunky, smoke-belching machine to rumble across the battlefield, Wargames Atlantic just gave you two fantastic options.
