Graphic Designer Presents Unreal RS6 Widebody
Designer Dionisis Sakas uses his 3D & CGI talents to drop the wildest widebody kit on an RS6 wagon dubbed ‘RS666.’
There are plenty of ways to make your Audi stand out from the crowd. The easiest way is a new set of wheels, followed by a change of color, upgrades to the stereo system (if your ride doesn’t have infotainment already), and, of course, more power. Another way is to add a body kit of any kind. It can be mild with just a couple of front and rear spoilers, or it can be completely wild, like this insane RS6 above.
One graphic designer, though, has taken wild up to a new level. Dionisis Sakas (a.k.a. 2NCS) lives and works in the United Kingdom, applying his skills to many a real-life ride. One of his latest is an Avant that is truly out of this world.
Dubbed the “RS666,” the blue wagon shoots fire from its quad-tipped exhaust. But not just any quad, though. The tips are the Audi logo, which is just outstanding. And that’s just the start of this wild creation.
The party continues on the sides, with aggressive fender flares this side of DTM. The rear flares feature plenty of ventilation for hot air to escape from the big brakes. And speaking of big, all of the corners wear massive, black snowflake wheels apparently carved from obsidian. The whole affair is slammed to the ground for maximum presence.
Up front, the RS6 is ready to rave! The big V8 is flanked by rainbow lighting popping out of the hood, while also on full display itself under the glass center section. Near the windshield, a pair of tips give the turbos plenty of room to blow off.
And of course, we can’t ignore the roof air scoop, the wild LED headlights, or the blue bow embedded in the grill. If it had off-road suspension, this RS6 would be ready to rally.
“For me, working as a car designer was a life goal,” Sakas writes on his website. “My motivation stems from the possibility that 3D graphics offer me, turning my imagination into reality. CGI is a great art that changed the way I express my self.”
If you’d like to see everything Sakas creates, check out his Instagram and Facebook along with his YouTube channel.
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