The outfit selling that Lancaster model have picked up the distribution rights to a pretty big collection of CGI models, and quite a few look to be very similar to commercial plastic kits. You can see it in some parts being a bit out of proportion, such as the thickness of the framing of a cockpit canopy or gun turret, and a lot of the buildings are straight out of model railway catalogues.
I don't think the Lancaster is one of those models.
But (going by YouTube videos) any film-maker has to compete with computer games these days.
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This is likely good enough for the background in a movie (http://www.vanishingpoint.biz/productdetail.asp?productID=1488)
You can get a Spitfire for free (http://www.colacola.se/expo_303.htm).
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Though I suspect Weta are modelling his.
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I don't think the Lancaster is one of those models.
But (going by YouTube videos) any film-maker has to compete with computer games these days.