Photorealistic Nike Football Boot Assembly Timelapse

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Create an exactly 10-second vertical 9:16 ultra-photorealistic Nike football boot CGI assembly timelapse, following all 24 storyboard frames in chronological order. Use one continuous, locked high three-quarter shot with an absolutely stationary camera and no cuts or zooms. Set the scene in a pure matte-black #141414 studio with bright professional lighting, realistic shadows, and detailed materials.

Include exactly 10 miniature plastic workers, 7–9 cm tall, wearing red coveralls, red helmets, and black boots. They use two red cranes, lifts, carts, and precision tools to build one full-size 30 cm Nike football boot matching the reference: a ribbed red forefoot, black upper and laces, elastic collar, red lining, gold Nike logos, and metallic studs. Position the boot diagonally, with the heel on the left and the toe on the right.

Show an extreme mechanical timelapse with continuous, realistic construction:
- 0–1s: Workers organize the separate components; cranes position the black sole and install reinforcements.
- 1–2s: Workers install metallic studs and attach the black heel support.
- 2–3s: The internal structure is assembled; red fabric arrives and is stretched into position.
- 3–4s: Miniature sewing machines stitch the red panels; cranes shape the toe and rollers tension the ribbed textile.
- 4–5s: Workers install the black midfoot panel, lace channels, and elastic collar.
- 5–6s: The completed upper is attached to the sole; the edges are mechanically pressed and black laces are threaded.
- 6–7s: Workers install the gold Nike swooshes, finish the red textile, and adjust the laces.
- 7–8.3s: Mechanics inspect the studs and connections as cranes retract, lifts descend, and equipment moves away.
- 8.3–10s: The completely finished Nike boot stands motionless in a premium hero composition, with miniature workers gathered near its base.

Maintain identical scale, geometry, colors, and spatial continuity throughout. Every component must be physically transported, positioned, and secured by workers and machinery. Use fast, rhythmic 130 BPM electronic music, metallic clicks, sewing sounds, and tactile ASMR. No teleportation, magical assembly, extra workers, human hands, camera movement, smoke, text, or overlays.