Photo: Yasid Design
Judging by how effervescent the Internet rendering scene has gotten, a title such as the one above was bound to happen - it was only a matter of time until some pixel master out there pursued the idea of fitting a Porsche 356 with a Rauh-Welt Begriff kit.
After all, the idea must've been floating in tons of enthusiasts' minds, whether they belong to the curiosity-didn't-kill-the-cat camp or to the purists side. And we're pretty sure the others would do just about anything to have such a piece of sacrilege removed from the internet.
Well, the digital artist who delivered this piece likes to use the Yasid Design label and, as those of you following our rendering stories, this is far from the first outlandish 1s and 0s collection coming from his side. In fact, this NASCAR-converted Land Rover Defender should be an example as good as any, especially since it involves messing with another icon of the automotive world.
And if you don't know where that piece comes from, you should check out this story - the article shows the "outlaw" Porsche aficionado's 911t, while also giving you the douche-style crash, which involved a reported riding shotgun, that determined many to remove Magnus Walker from the spotlights.
The latest fashion in the rendering business is to connect with your audience through a Facebook live session and insert fans' ideas into your projects. The RWB 356 you see here is no exception and we're inviting you to check out its birth process in the piece of footage at the bottom of the page.
Well, the digital artist who delivered this piece likes to use the Yasid Design label and, as those of you following our rendering stories, this is far from the first outlandish 1s and 0s collection coming from his side. In fact, this NASCAR-converted Land Rover Defender should be an example as good as any, especially since it involves messing with another icon of the automotive world.
Wait, there's more - let's zoom in on the details, shall we?
Aside from the impossible to miss bodykit, the custom wheels and that air-swallowing rear wing, this Porsche 356 Coupe was also gifted with the Magnus Walker 277 Urban Outlaw signature.And if you don't know where that piece comes from, you should check out this story - the article shows the "outlaw" Porsche aficionado's 911t, while also giving you the douche-style crash, which involved a reported riding shotgun, that determined many to remove Magnus Walker from the spotlights.
The latest fashion in the rendering business is to connect with your audience through a Facebook live session and insert fans' ideas into your projects. The RWB 356 you see here is no exception and we're inviting you to check out its birth process in the piece of footage at the bottom of the page.
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