Newbie Question - Moving Interiors in Torque?

Hi all,
I've been a member of Garagegames for quite a while now, but never thought about using Torque for my games. Until now...

I have a great idea for a game, (as we all do!) but I'm wondering if it will be possible in Torque. From what I understand about the engine, indoor environments are BSP rendered, and static lightmapped by the engine. This seems pretty cool for doing both indoor and outdoor environments, but I plan on "moving" buildings. As an example, say I want to do a huge spaceship or hovership or standard floating ship, that can fly or move around a map, and players can see it, but you can also wander around inside the ship while it's moving. Can this be done?

If I understand correctly, I would need an indoor environment for something like this, but the problem is the lighting on buildings is done statically, so it wouldn't look very good if the "building" was moving around. Would it be possible to do something like this using standard object models, (maybe double sided and not backfaced culled,) but that would probably require writing a whole slew of code for things like gravity and wall collision, etc, basically re-creating the indoor portion of the Torque engine?

What about having different game levels, and when the user enters a ship from the outside environment, they load into a new level inside the ship? This would probably be the easiest, but it wouldn't provide support for things such as windows would it?

Can anyone help me? Is this going to be possible? If it is, can it be done with minimal change to the Torque engine? I imagine the reason you haven't seen many games with this sort of feature is that it is hard to code.

Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.