The name promises a fairy-tale princess, but the model is a dark-haired girl in navy denim. She wears a cropped bolero jacket with a tall grey fur collar and crossed straps over the back, a strapped bandeau under it that leaves the midriff bare, denim shorts hung with flat pouches at the hips, and fingerless gloves. The legs are deliberately mismatched: the left is sheathed in a full navy legging, the right is bare with a garter strap around the thigh and a holster below it. Both feet go into tall laced boots on a low heel, and a red ribbon ties the hair up.

Only the gsg9 slot is replaced, so the other three counter-terrorist types and the whole terrorist side stay stock. The mesh carries 12,576 polygons against 800 in the stock player model, on 30 bones, and its textures sit in a companion file next to the model rather than inside it, at 512×512 and 128×126. 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 ship with it, and the archive holds nothing besides the model.