--- title: "Porsche’s Fourth Issue Of 9:11 Magazine Impresses With Its Beauty" description: "Individual studies on a Panamera in Iceland, the history of the GT3 R Hybrid, developing a bionic arm, Legos, and a 3D rendered 964 make for a great video zine." date: "2017-10-12" modified: "2017-10-12" authors: - name: "Bradley Brownell" link: "https://www.thedrive.com/authors/bradley-brownell" url: "https://www.thedrive.com/porsche/15080/porsches-fourth-issue-of-911-magazine-impresses-with-its-beauty" categories: - "News" tags: - "9:11 Magazine" - "hybrid" - "Lego" - "Panamera" - "porsche" - "Video zine" --- # Porsche’s Fourth Issue Of 9:11 Magazine Impresses With Its Beauty ![]() *\www.thedrive.com* This is the fourth issue of Porsche's video magazine called 9:11, and it features five separate segments focusing on the theme "Two Worlds". The first segment, and longest, follows a Porsche fanatic airline pilot in Iceland who is a member of the farthest north Porsche owners club. In the second chapter we see the brief yet full history of the 911 GT3 R Hybrid that raced a few years ago to great success. Third we are treated to a discussion of Bertolt Meyer and his bionic hand, a masterpiece of scientific advancement. In the fourth section of the video, the Lego Technic Porsche 991-generation GT3 RS version meets its full-scale Porsche-built sibling in a comparison of design between the model and the real thing. The video closes on a gorgeous computer rendered Porsche 964 Carrera RS [that we've featured before](). This perhaps isn't the greatest issue of 9:11 to date, but it's certainly one you don't want to miss. Aspirational and inspirational as per usual, this video comes in at the traditional 9 minutes and 11 seconds of content, right where it was intended to. It's a small part of your day, and well worth taking the time to click the big red play button. Good god, the scenery in Iceland is gorgeous, isn't it? https://youtube.com/embed/UKzKRi2izBc ### Author social links