You are on the right track for this, but you need to wrap each model with an autobean: encodeBean.as() is not the same instance as t1, even though it is obtained from the autobean that wraps t1. You need to wrap each instance, and include the wrapped instance in the eventual tree to be encoded.
The list may also have trouble, it has been a while since I tried to build something like this out. The approach I've taken, rather than manually wrap the whole tree, was to wrap the root object, and use an autobean visitor to walk the rest of the properties, wrapping and continuing further down the tree. I found the code in com.google.web.bindery.requestfactory.shared.impl.AbstractRequestContext.cloneBeanAndCollections(AutoBean<T>) to be helpful as a guide when copying autobeans, along with other aspects of the internals of RequestFactory, which is based on Autobeans for transport.
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