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Model Packs 1/2 : Modern Day.
Pros: A series of great models, perfect to add to your everyday scene.
Cons: A few of the objects, such as item_e (girder) throw me though the floor when i try picking it up.

Marks: 8/10

Model Pack 3: Warehouse
Pros: Loads of fantastic models and segments, a must have to any fpsc user.
Cons: I can walk through the top half of the containers, apart from that... Fine.

Marks: 9/10

Model Pack 4: Characters.
Pros: Great, low poly, realistic models.
Cons: I dont have any!

Marks: 9/10

Model Pack 5: Weapons.
Pros: Plenty of realistic weapons, a must have.
Cons: The arms melee attack, is, no offence, crap. I couldnt do better, but the amazing talent of the creator could.

Marks: 8/10

Model Pack 6: Weapons.
Pros: Simply Suberb, you even get some free warehouse segments and entitys.
Cons: Nope.

Marks: 9/10

Model Pack 7: Add-ons.
Pros: This pack adds to the stock sci-fi and ww2 segments, adding broken floors, sloped walls, ramps etc...
Cons: Once again, none.

Marks: 8/10.

Model Pack 8: Egyptian.
Pros: Fantastic. Just brilliant.
Cons: Dont own it, so can't comment.

Marks: 9/10.

Model Packs 9/10: Weapons.
Pros: Contains some fantastic weapons and melee attacks.
Cons: If you wont a couple of variations, you need both packs. And you also need an update to use them properly, which includes darklights, an option that isn't optional. (Yet)

Marks: 9/10.

Model Packs 11-15: Buildings & Scenery.
Pros: Look quite good as scenery.
Cons: There are random holes in the textures, collision errors, and the rock formations look a bit rubbish.

Marks: 4/10.

Model Pack 16: Stuff.
Pros: The best model pack so far concerning furniture.
Cons: Negative.

Marks: 10/10

Model Pack 17: Egyptian.
Pros: Looks great with Model Pack 8!
Cons: The mummy gave me nightmares for 2 weeks!

Marks: 10/10.

Model Pack 18: Fantasy.
Pros: Strange and cool characters.
Cons: The crossbow/bow and arrow dont have a shooting animation. Making the player pull the string back before firing would look better. Also, not being able to see bullets make this worse.

Marks: 9/10.

Sprite Pack 1.
Pros: Fire and smoke looks great, slime reccomended for small areas only. Better with DB Pro.
Cons: a bit useless for fpsc, being as if you want to use an explosion, you'll have to do with a repeating explosion over and over again...

Marks: 8/10.

Ww2 Media Pack 2: Buildings.
Pros: Looks great in FPSC, as scenery. you wouldnt want themclose up, as you cn walk right through them. None the less, run the textures through Segment Editor and you have some great floors, run the models through entity maker and you have fantastic scenery.
Cons: Not built for fpsc, so you can walk right through them, and you need to set the material index to a quite high number for them to show up.

Marks: 8/10.

Corepak V.1
Pros: Great models, love the poo in the toilet
Cons: The vending machine can't be used in commercial, coz of the coca-cola, and everything is so dark.

Marks: 8/10

Nice list man, will come helpful to lots of people and good to being linked to in the "which model pakc should I buy?" threads. Keep up the good work.

Off Topic: Yay Red Dwarf sig! gotta love red dwarf.

-Shadow Blade

Bum fat cheese i too made a review of the model packs

off topic: i loved red dwarf since i was seven... watched all of them, unfortunately all i can remember is "you're a smee hee" and "the rimmer experience". Maybe it's time to dig up all those old (OLD!!) uk gold tapes

end of off topic: Glad you liked it. The more model packs, the more i get to strain my fingers typing

I personally can't bring myself to mention a single con on any of the packs, for the value it's amazing Especially 9 and 10, Errant did some AAA work and selling them for $20 is almost absurd.

Update: Added Jon Fletchers Corepak v.1