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There's also a search function you could use). Once you find it, you'll want to have only that model checked, because if all the items are checked, then it'll extract the entire archive and you don't want that. Choose where you want to extract the model, then once it's done, navigate to that folder and there will be your NIF file.After that, it's a matter of figuring out if your 3D software can open NIFs. If you use Blender, then unfortunately the NIF plugin for it is no longer supported in newer versions. If you use 3ds Max, then there is a NIF plugin you'll have to download.
Fallout 4 3d Models
I don't know about other programs, as I've never used any besides those two.