Porsche 911 RWB (964), Natty Dread Junior

RAUH-Welt BEGRIFF, Rough World Concept, is Akira Nakai's company, and its widebody kits replace the bumpers, side skirts, arches and spoilers of classic and modern Porsches. Nakai's first car, built from a damaged 911 Turbo he bought from its owner, was named Stella Artois after his favourite beer of the late 1990s. The original Natty Dread was a 993 whose owner, Keiji, asked Nakai to make it a more focused track car. This one is built on a 964, lettered Natty Dread Jr, and wears Bangkok number plates.

The model is white, with gold 319 numerals and the line What the world needs now is Rough in script on the bonnet and doors, and Natty Dread Jr in gold along the sills. A Rauh-Welt banner crosses the windscreen, and the tall rear wing has red end plates and red script along its top, above RWB and Natty Dread Jr lettering on the engine cover and a perforated 319 plate. Sponsor decals include NRJ, Moty's, Marina Bay Sands and Style Priority. The white five-spoke wheels wear Idlers tyres with red sidewall stripes, and a roll cage shows through the glass. It stands on a carbon-pattern base stitched in red, with a Porsche crest and a white Porsche 911 plaque. It is built at 1:18.