Ignition Model Porsche 993 RWB Light Blue ŁOMIANKI

The Ignition Model Porsche 993 RWB, catalog number IG3872, is a 1:64 scale collector's model featuring the Porsche 911 993 generation modified by the Japanese studio RAUH-Welt Begriff. This item is intended for adult collectors and Porsche enthusiasts seeking the highest level of craftsmanship in small scale — Ignition Model is one of the most prestigious model manufacturers in the world, and its releases have a completely different character than classic die-cast cars.

The model is finished in blue-green (Blue Green), in the variant described as "ŁOMIANKI". Unlike most models in this scale, the construction is not a die-cast metal casting, but high-quality resin, which allows for the precise reproduction of the sharp edges of the widebody, rivets, and thin aerodynamic elements that are unattainable with zinc. The body captures the complete set of RWB elements: massively widened, riveted wheel arches, front splitter, side skirts, and a large rear wing. The model comes with an acrylic display base, an acrylic dome, and a metal, gold information plate, making it ready for display on a shelf without an additional case. This is an official licensed collaboration with RWB, released in a limited edition.

RAUH-Welt Begriff is a workshop founded in Japan by Akira Nakai — a cult figure in the Porsche world. Nakai specializes in radically widened, air-cooled 911s, and his trademark are hand-fitted, riveted wheel arches and huge wings. Every car he builds receives its own name, which it carries for the rest of its life — and it is these individual examples that then end up in the catalogs of model manufacturers. Nakai personally assembles the kits, often at the customer's location, making every RWB car a one-off build.

The original is the Porsche 911 993 generation, produced from 1994 to 1998 and considered the last air-cooled 911. The body was designed by Tony Hatter, giving it rounded, flush-mounted headlights and significantly wider hips than its predecessor. Under the rear lid worked a naturally aspirated boxer engine with a displacement of 3.6 liters, in later versions with the Varioram system and a power of around 285 hp. The 993 model was also the first 911 with multi-link rear axle suspension, which radically improved handling compared to earlier generations. Its status as the last "air-cooled" car has made the 993 one of the most sought-after classic Porsches today.

For a collector, IG3872 is a top-shelf item: resin construction, RWB license, complete display set included, and limited edition. Ignition Model releases are printed in short runs and are not reproduced once sold out, and prices on the secondary market consistently rise.

FAQ

What is this model made of?
High-quality resin, not a die-cast metal casting — thanks to this, the small details of the widebody and aerodynamics are clearer.

What is included in the set?
The model, an acrylic display base, an acrylic protective dome, and a metal gold information plate.

Is this an official RWB model?
Yes — it is an official licensed collaboration between Ignition Model and RAUH-Welt Begriff, released in a limited edition.