Porsche 911 RWB (993), Red Bull Livery #33

RWB began with Akira Nakai's own car, a damaged 911 Turbo he bought and named Stella Artois after the beer he drank at the time. The company name, Rauh-Welt Begriff, translates as rough world concept, and the formula has stayed much the same since: wide arches riveted on over the cut factory wings, new bumpers and sills, a big rear wing and very wide wheels, fitted by Nakai himself at the owner's garage. This 993 wears a scheme in the colours of the Red Bull Formula 1 cars, with a yellow disc and a charging red bull on each door beside the number 33, and Rauh Welt in red script beneath the bull logo on the bonnet. The tail reads RWB Europe, and the wing carries a Rauh-Welt Headquarters Europe decal with a Dutch flag.

The model is finished in satin dark blue, edged with red flashes along the arch extensions and the front lip, and an orange band carries RAUH-Welt across the top of the windscreen. Vianen Porsche Bodyworks lettering runs along the sills. Gold five-spoke centres sit inside polished lips on tyres lettered idlers, with red brake calipers behind. The Red Bull graphics are a livery only and imply no link with the company. It stands on black leather stitched in red over a red plinth, and the brushed plaque carries the ivymage logo, 993 RWB and an edition size of 20. It is made by IVY under its ivymage name.