Description
The Porsche 911 993 represents the final generation of air-cooled 911s, making it an especially significant platform within Porsche history. Rauh-Welt Begriff transforms that classic foundation with its unmistakable widebody philosophy, creating a dramatically lowered and widened Porsche that has become an icon of Japanese tuning culture.
The “Army Girl” RWB 993 stands out with its vibrant purple finish and graphic-heavy presentation. The exaggerated overfenders, deep-dish wheels, aggressive front splitter and large fixed rear wing give the model the unmistakable RWB stance that collectors immediately associate with Rauh-Welt Begriff.
Tarmac Works recreates this build in 1:64 scale, using a diecast body with detailed rims, rubber wheels and finely reproduced front and rear lighting. The model is officially licensed and comes with a display base and acrylic cover with a paper sleeve box, making it ready for premium shelf presentation.
The official model number is T64-TL017-AG, and Tarmac Works identifies the release as part of its HOBBY64 collection. Importantly for collectors, the manufacturer states that this release has a limited production run and will not be produced again, while also confirming that no chase version is available.
For Porsche and RWB enthusiasts, the Tarmac Works RWB 993 “Army Girl” Purple is an especially eye-catching addition to a 1:64 collection, combining classic air-cooled Porsche heritage with the extreme styling and individuality that made RWB famous worldwide.
