I have a funny idea

Actually, it really doesn't matter how long it takes.  This project is fairly hypothetical and long-term minded :)

The more careful the modelling the better.  At the moment I'm working on a Lancaster; so I'd do this myself but my modelling skills are average, and my kids join in which reduces the quality somewhat :)  .  

I have in mind sharply cut up and tightly edited footage, to fit with music.  If a modeler worked, say, a half-hour every day or so, then I reckon I'd need about less than a minute of footage per session.  The idea would be to capture the assembly process, and the video would be made of regular vid / stopped animation, and some fast-forward.

Anyways, just a thought.  It'll only happen if someone wants to give it a go :)

Great idea, seriously. Forget about me, unless you have a piece four months long! I am the WSM. (world's slowest modeler).

A video that's a mixture of time-lapse, and actual video, might work?

Wow, that is an interesting idea. I wish I had a video camera to do something like that. All I have is a Kodak 12MP EasyShare camera that also shoots 780pHD video, but it's memory will only hold about 10 minutes of video until it's full. But, at the rate that I build a model, it would take me at least 6 months, if not longer (I've got one that's been in progress now for almost 20 years......), to get enough video shoots together for a whole build. Very interesting idea, though. I'd bet Swanny would have some stuff for you.