Description
The Porsche 911 (997) RWB has been transformed into a distinctive celebration of Indonesian identity through this collaboration between INNO64, Black Crow Customs and The Bakajin. Rather than simply applying a new colour to an existing model, the release is based on a real RWB owned by The Bakajin and carries a bespoke livery inspired by Indonesian Batik culture.
At the heart of the model is the unmistakable RWB 997 widebody. The dramatically extended fenders, aggressive stance and unmistakable RWB character give the Porsche a strong presence at 1:64 scale, while the special Batik-inspired graphics add a completely different visual identity.
The release was created specifically for the 13th Indonesia Diecast Expo (IDE) 2026, making it a genuine event-focused collectible. The collaboration has attracted particular attention among collectors because it connects Porsche RWB culture with Indonesian automotive design and customization.
The model is also reported as a limited 3,000-piece release, with a chance of a Chase Car adding another layer of collectibility.
For collectors of INNO64, RWB, Porsche, Black Crow Customs, The Bakajin, Indonesian automotive culture and exclusive event releases, this is much more than another RWB variant. It is a miniature representation of a collaboration that brings together German sports-car heritage, Japanese RWB culture and Indonesian identity.
