The RWB Porsche “Qeema” is more than just a modified car; it’s a visceral piece of automotive performance art. This is a bespoke, wide-body creation born from the vision of Akira Nakai-San, the founder of Japan’s Rauh-Welt Begriff (RWB)—a name that translates to the fittingly rugged “Rough World Concept.”
Nakai-San typically bases his masterpieces on classic air-cooled 911s, with the “Qeema” often utilizing the beloved 964 generation. The impact of this transformation is immediate and dramatic: the stock Porsche is aggressively re-sculpted with RWB’s signature elements.
The most noticeable feature is the hand-fitted, ultra-wide body kit with its characteristic exposed bolts over the fender flares. This is paired with an imposing, often multi-tiered rear wing and deep-dish wheels that fill the massive new arches, giving the “Qeema” an unapologetically wide and track-ready stance. It’s a design that trades traditional Porsche elegance for a raw, motorsport-inspired aesthetic that dominates the road.
What truly elevates the RWB experience is Nakai-San’s unique process. He is the sole craftsman, flying globally to personally build each car in a matter of days. This hands-on, intense commitment ensures that every RWB creation, including the “Qeema,” is a unique, named piece of work, fusing a Japanese street-tuning mentality with German engineering heritage.
If you appreciate a build that prioritizes a commanding, aggressive presence and an exclusive, handcrafted story over factory perfection, the RWB “Qeema” stands as a monumental and instantly recognizable icon in the world of custom Porsches.
Love it or loathe it, you can’t deny the sheer passion that drives Nakai-San’s work, transforming a blank Porsche canvas into a singular, high-octane sculpture. And this GT Spirit model offers a tangible slice of that experience in perfect scale. Frankly, it’s one of their best efforts yet.
Visually, the miniature Queema is a triumph. The brilliant Yellow paint screams for attention, while the signature fat fenders, deep-dish wheels, and majestic “whale tail” wing capture the unmistakable aggression of Nakai’s vision. It’s a silhouette that defines the RWB brand, and GT Spirit has bottled that intensity flawlessly.
Beyond the main visuals, it’s fantastic to see the meticulous attention paid to the decals. GT Spirit didn’t just apply a few logos; they faithfully recreated the numerous racing and sponsor markings that blanket the body, down to the intricate series of scripts on the side window.
Whether you’re a casual admirer of the RWB aesthetic or a dedicated collector looking to expand your classic roster, the Queema isn’t just an addition—it’s a mandatory centerpiece. Enjoy the pics!
