Two of the four outfits are in frame, and they are cut differently. One is a heavy-set man in a black bandana cap and an open black tactical vest with red trim over a white printed tee, in grey urban-camo trousers cropped below the knee, red fingerless gloves and black trainers. The other is lean and taller: dark hair combed straight back, narrow sunglasses, a black short-sleeved shirt over a grey undershirt, olive work jeans, black gloves and dark shoes with pale toecaps. Neither carries armour plates or a radio, so both read as men off the street rather than fighters in kit.

All four terrorist slots are replaced (arctic, guerilla, leet and terror), so the counter-terrorist side keeps its stock models. The four meshes run 784, 786, 804 and 826 polygons against 800 in the stock player model, on 53 to 55 bones, and each one ships with a companion T-model file, so the textures sit in a separate file beside the model. Texture sizes go from 64×64 up to 512×512, with 512×256 and 276×259 maps among them. Every model lists 111 animations, the same count as the stock player model. No sounds and no sprites are included, and the archive holds nothing besides the models.