Porsche 964 RWB, Vaillant

The 964-generation 911 was the car that dragged Porsche's rear-engined idol into the modern age while keeping the silhouette sacred, and it became the favourite canvas of Akira Nakai, whose Rauh-Welt Begriff builds carry riveted fibreglass arches over enormous dished wheels, with the bodywork hand-cut to fit. This one runs the Vaillant tribute scheme lifted from 1970s German touring-car racing: turquoise paint, the red-orange-yellow stripe down the flanks, the cartoon rabbit and the number 10 roundel, finished off with a towering swan-neck wing, deep front splitter and staggered black mesh wheels over drilled brake discs. It is a street car dressed as a racer, which is exactly the point of an RWB.

Fuelme captures the build with the details that matter at this level, from the Recaro and Work decals to the riveted arch lips and the slatted rear deck, all in the Renodrive vintage-homage livery. It sits at 1:18 on a display base.