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I missed the BFG party but like the look of some of the models. two questions:

1) What is the biggest model in BFG (with mm dimensions)?
2) how big would an eldar craftworld be in BFG scale?

Hmm, I think the biggest model is probably the Planet Killer, not sure about the size though...

As for a Craftworld, I think a model would be too big for BFG. However, BFG uses all sorts of different scales. Here some pics which might help you:

http://the-first-magelord.deviantart.com/art/It-s-BIG-ALRIGHT-134927247

http://www.warseer.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=87731&d=1271996958

http://the-first-magelord.deviantart.com/art/Saim-Hann-Tip-of-the-Iceburg-106653241

http://s30.photobucket.com/user/DraTuicichNovae/media/craftworld.jpg.html

They are basically the size of a small moon. So you could either try to design an entire table that would only be part of a Craftworld, or design a model which scale is totally different from the ships (kinda like how the planets are on a totally different scale).

The Craftworld assault scenario has the surface of a Craftworld as one of the board edges. They're flipping huge, somewhere between a small and a large planet template.

I suppose, if you were to have one to scale and not be using the "low orbit" rules that the official scenario used, then it would probably be a planet shaped like a ship. Roughly 8" long and maybe 4" wide. It would have a gravity well like a large planet and could shoot some weapons from specific points.

The largest BFG model made is definitely the Planet Killer. But model size has no interaction with the rules, all measurements are made to the stem of the flight base.

The largest model with rules would be the Space Hulk, but you have to make your own.