Porsche RWB 964 Carrera, White & Black & Green

Akira Nakai was born in Chiba in 1970 and started out in a drift crew called Rough World, working on a Toyota AE86. The name stayed with him: RAUH-Welt Begriff means rough world concept. His first Porsche was a damaged 911 Turbo he bought from its original owner while working at a body shop, and it became the first RWB car, named Stella Artois. His business since has been wide-body kits for classic and modern Porsches: new bumpers, side skirts, spoilers and wheel arches in a choice of widths. The donor here is a 964, the 911 Porsche introduced in 1989, judged 85 per cent new, with a 3.6-litre flat-six and coil springs in place of torsion bars.

This build is white at the front and gloss black from the doors back, the two split by diagonal stripes, with a carbon front lid and a RAUH-Welt banner across the windscreen. A gold roll cage shows through the glass and through the open front intake, which also holds round driving lamps. The riveted arches cover black front wheels and lime green rear wheels on tyres with green lettering. The engine lid and its carbon double wing lift to show the engine, its bronze-coloured exhaust manifolds and twin tailpipes. The car stands on a carbon-pattern base. It is built at 1:18.