thatsmillingguy

The orange and white PIP colours are to my knowledge old and done away with. The newer PIP livery used in the recent World endurance championships doesn't contain any orange as you can see at the top of this page(2nd post). So why use the old livery instead of the new one?

The current 911 gt3 generation is named 991 so wouldn't it be a bit weird to have a livery from the 997 gt3 r hybrid? To me this sounds like there could be an orange version (lava-orange) and a white version (Porsche intelligent performance from the 991 generation as shown at the top of this page).

I'm sorry. I couldn't find the exact model name of the car in the picture, but i hope my general idea about the ideal colours was clear enough

After reading almost the entire topic it seemed very logical to me for TLG to use a main colour like violet, or lava-red/lava-orange, and also include panels and stickers for a less bright colour scheme. Maybe a racing only version like the gt3 rsr wich already has a lego counterpart that was displayed at different Porsche stands last year. In my opinion this livery does in some way look similar to the prototype because it also has a black-white combination. Maybe this would be an option for those who would like a completely white car and those who liked the prototype livery as they can use the optional stickers. It would be a bit expensive as a b-model though i think.

The image of a lego Porsche 911 gt3 rsr, maybe this is included in the 42056 lego set.