This is the 2015 RWB Jonsibal Nardo Grey 1:12 GT Spirit.
The 2015 RWB Porsche 911 (964) “Jonsibal” in Nardo Grey is a striking collaboration between automotive designer Jon Sibal and Rauh-Welt Begriff (RWB), created for the 2015 SEMA Show. Its defining feature is the dramatic RWB widebody conversion, with enormously flared fenders, an aggressive low stance, deep-dish Work Meister S1 wheels, and a distinctive rear wing that gives it a more refined appearance than many RWB builds. Underneath, the 964 features custom H&R coilovers, Brembo Club Race brakes, and an air-cooled 3.6-liter flat-six with a custom exhaust. The combination of Nardo Grey paint, extreme widebody proportions, race-inspired engineering, and Jon Sibal’s artistic vision makes this Porsche stand out dramatically from conventional 911s and other high-performance sports cars.
GT Spirit 1:12 scale resin models are designed for the discerning collector who prioritizes absolute visual perfection and shelf presence. Unlike traditional diecast, these resin-cast masterpieces allow for sharper body lines and more complex aerodynamic details that metal simply cannot replicate.
The 2015 RWB Porsche 911 (964) “Jonsibal” in Nardo Grey is a striking collaboration between automotive designer Jon Sibal and Rauh-Welt Begriff (RWB), created for the 2015 SEMA Show. Its defining feature is the dramatic RWB widebody conversion, with enormously flared fenders, an aggressive low stance, deep-dish Work Meister S1 wheels, and a distinctive rear wing that gives it a more refined appearance than many RWB builds. Underneath, the 964 features custom H&R coilovers, Brembo Club Race brakes, and an air-cooled 3.6-liter flat-six with a custom exhaust. The combination of Nardo Grey paint, extreme widebody proportions, race-inspired engineering, and Jon Sibal’s artistic vision makes this Porsche stand out dramatically from conventional 911s and other high-performance sports cars.
GT Spirit 1:12 scale resin models are designed for the discerning collector who prioritizes absolute visual perfection and shelf presence. Unlike traditional diecast, these resin-cast masterpieces allow for sharper body lines and more complex aerodynamic details that metal simply cannot replicate.
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