One frame shows a broad bearded man in a black leather biker vest over a white tank top, both arms tattooed from wrist to shoulder, fingerless gloves, a wide belt over dark jeans and a pistol holstered on the left thigh. The other is a lean man in a dirty white dress shirt with the sleeves rolled up and a loose red tie, grey suit trousers, a watch on the left wrist and a holster strapped low on the right leg. Both are survivors from the co-op shooter the pack is named after, worn and unarmoured rather than kitted out.

Three models fill the gign, gsg9 and sas slots, so of the counter-terrorists only urban stays stock, and the whole terrorist side is untouched as well. The meshes carry 4,262, 11,371 and 11,464 polygons against 800 in the stock player model, on 22 and 26 bones, and their textures run from 512×512 and 512×507 down to a 16×16 scrap; each model keeps its textures in a separate companion file next to it. All three list 111 animation entries, the same count as the stock player model, so the skeletons are native and every action is in place. No sounds and no sprites are included, and the archive holds nothing besides the models.