The name promises gentlemen and the frame shows a soldier: a broad bearded man in a grey work shirt under a plate carrier with hard shoulder pads, no suit anywhere in sight. The trousers are black-and-white tiger stripe camo, the gloves olive and fingerless, and the belt carries a rifle magazine, a small blue medallion at the buckle, a black wristwatch on the left forearm and a knife with a pistol strapped down the right leg. Only one of the four models in the archive was rendered, so the other three may well look different from this one.

All four counter-terrorist slots are replaced, gign, gsg9, sas and urban, so the terrorist side is left stock. Polygon counts run 5,028, 5,636, 7,439 and 9,134 against 800 in the stock player model, on 32, 34 and 36 bones. The texture list is unusually long, more than thirty maps per set: large body sheets around 512×509, 508×511 and 500×509 down to narrow strips like 292×24 for straps and trim, and they are packed inside the model files. The animation list holds 111 entries, the same count as the stock player model, so the skeleton is the native one and every action is in place. No sounds and no sprites are included.