I finished and uploaded the video just now. If anyone wants to check it out the link is here:
https://youtu.be/TwRV4-EkAR4
I do want to do a more detailed version of this. However, I'm not exactly all that knowledgeable about tactics, equipment and the overall situation. If anyone would be willing to work with me or just offer solid information, that would be very helpful.
Thanks for the video. Really appreciate someone is interested in matters of the beginning of the WW II. However, I feel the proposed outcome is not very realistic.
What are my arguments : While Hitler maintained that his "last" claim is to bring Sudetendeutsche back to Reich (ignoring the fact they never been a state in the history, just german speaking minority-turned-majority on a specific area of country), this was not his goal. He (at least in 1938) needed to take over the entire Czechoslovakia economy, getting Skoda works was as important as raiding banks and Czech gold reserves.
While getting german speaking areas under Nazi control was indeed doable, it would be a fatal defeat for Hitler and his regime.
I think following scenarios were much more probable (in no particular order) :
1) Hitler would postpone the attack to 1939, and the reality would change significantly (Western allies would no longer accept "Munich" solution, as they got extra half year for rearmament, both Czech and German forces would be stronger compared to fall '38 and Germany would get on a brink of economic collapse, with anti-Hitler coup possible)
2) Hitler would attack as intended on 10/1/1938, but the attacks would fail miserably (Wehrmacht won't be able to cope with light bunkers without major loss of soldiers, logistic would be total mess, divisions won't be at their proposed strength, paratroop operation turns into total disaster, Luftwaffe would find weather not to their liking and run out of petrol/spare parts/pilots soon) and it gets blocked by the cold winter of 1938. Hitler is victim of a coup or economic collapse or both.
3) German forces finds a successful way around/through fortifications, paralyse Czech air force, get into flatlands and starts effective blitzkrieg which proves too much for Czechoslovak army, where morale gets low and tension between nations plays significant role. The whole country is occupied in matter of weeks before Western public opinion can force their governments to change "Munich" stance and Czechoslovakia dissolves in German Reich. My guess this was the single most important factor why (CS president) Benes decided not to fight.
If this is rapid, it is the most close outcome to the real life scenario.
4) German progress is slow but significant but is slowed down to crawl due to lack of fuel/trained personal/spare parts. This and public opinion of Western countries brings France and UK into war. USSR enters the war too. Poland needs to choose a side very quickly. Germany probably capitulates at some point.