Type "rwb porsche 964 1:64 diecast" into a search bar and you get a wall of listings with no way to line them up side by side. The 964 and 930 castings all look good in a thumbnail, but they differ in ways that matter on a shelf: rear wing shape, finish, and how much of the original RWB attitude the maker chose to keep. This guide sorts the RWB Porsche castings we carry by what each one actually brings to your collection, so you can pick based on the car in front of you. New to the scale? Our 1:64 size guide covers what you are working with before you start comparing.
The 964 Ducktail Picks
The ducktail is the cleanest read of the 964 RWB look, and three castings chase it from different angles. Start here if you want the classic silhouette without distractions.
- Aurora Model Porsche RWB 964 Liquid Silver Ducktail 1:64: The pick for anyone who wants the silver to do the talking. The liquid silver finish reads differently at every angle, and the ducktail stays crisp under light.
- Flame Porsche 964 RWB Ducktail Gloss Black 1:64: Black on a 964 is a statement. This one is the sleek, understated option that looks like it just rolled out of the shop, and it pairs well with every other black car on your shelf.
- Flame Porsche 964 RWB Ducktail Fluorescent Green 1:64: The loud one, and we mean that as a compliment. Fluorescent green is the colorway that gets people to stop and ask what it is. If your display is mostly muted tones, this is the accent piece.
Whale Tales, High Wings and a Wildcard
Once you move past the ducktail, the 964 family opens up. A whale tale changes the car's profile entirely, a high wing pushes the stance up and out, and one special livery breaks the mold altogether.
- Flame Porsche 964 RWB Whale Tale Cement Gray 1:64: Our pick for a serious collector who wants a 964 that looks like it has been on track days. The cement gray is understated, and the whale tale gives the rear a presence the ducktail cannot match.
- MC RWB964 High Wing Chrome Pearl Gray 1:64: The high wing version in chrome pearl gray is the one we keep reaching for. The pearl finish is a bit more subtle than the chrome name suggests, which makes it a great match for a mixed shelf of silver and gray cars.
- INNO64 RWB 964 Darth Vader Black Matt 1:64: This is the one that keeps selling, and for good reason. The matte black finish is a different look from the glossy blacks on the shelf, and it turns a standard RWB 964 into something you talk about. Our Inno64 collection has more from the brand if you want to keep going.
- (Pre-Order) TimeMicro × PSC DESIGN RWB 964 - Navy Blue 1:64: A navy blue 964 from a collaboration of two makers. It is a pre-order, so check the product page for current availability. For collectors who like a deep, dark blue, this is worth a spot on your watch list.
The 930 Pair and the 997 Reference
If your RWB collection is drifting toward the earlier Porsche shape, the 930 castings give you a different kind of car. And the 997 is included here as a reference point, since it shows where the RWB design language went next.
- MC Porsche RWB 930 Chrome Gunmetal Gray 1:64: The sober choice of the two 930s. Chrome gunmetal gray keeps the focus on the body lines, and it is the one to pick if you want the 930 to look like a serious daily driver.
- QIDIAN Porsche RWB 930 Champagne Gold 1:64: Champagne gold is the warm, bold 930. It is the one that stands out in a room full of silver and black, and it is the pick for a collector who likes a little flash.
- RWB Porsche 997 Racing Style 1:64: The 997 is a resin reference for the RWB look on a newer chassis. It is not a 964 or a 930, but it is a useful comparison if you are deciding how far you want your RWB shelf to stretch. For the material difference, see our resin vs diecast guide.
Where to Shop the RWB Lineup Next
Ready to build the shelf? Start with the RWB Collector Series for the full run of RWB castings, then browse the 1:64 collection if you want to compare the scale across brands. Looking for something outside the RWB family? The All Inventory page has everything we stock. Once the cars arrive, our guide to storing and displaying your diecast will help you show them off the right way.
