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Ok, that kind of emulation is getting close to being more than most pointless way to emulate old x86 programs.
Don't need QEMU, some much simpler and much much much less complex x86 emulator should be more than enough to emulate some max 10MHz pre-386 x86 CPU.
Biggest technical issue is, as usual, lack of hardware information. At least there was some PPC board information available (From Linux and NetBSD) but I don't think anyone wanted to reverse-engineer those bridgeboards.
Stupid, pointless and very possible. Maybe. Someday.
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