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Ndeipi
@Skülly
Maybe you should do all the front wheels in threes or sixes, then the rears? Maybe you could repeat lacing spoke 1 of 4 each time to get into a nice rhythm once you're lacing up spokes 3/4 and 4/4.
The problem could be moving from wheel to wheel easily without having piles of wheels all falling over around you and getting confused as to what's going on. Perhaps a trolly with your spokes and nipples (& washers?) all lubed and neatly available, then keep each wheel in one place as you move the trolly along your line. Put spoke 1/4 in each wheel, then go along and do 2/4, then 3/4 and then 4/4. Then a really systematic tensioning regime along the line.
I think it would do my head in!
Or maybe just clone yourself.