Gaming Hacking Unzip model files from AoT 2's .BIN files

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Exactly as the title says.
I want to ask if it is possible to extract the content of Koei Tecmo's and Omega Force's Attack on Titan 2's .BIN files?
The game has all the model, rig, texture, animation, (etc..) data in it's two .BIN files.

Is it possible to extract the content of that through QuickBMS, or anything and then followingly open those model files in Noesis, or anything as well?

I am looking for fully rigged and functional models, so I will not be using NinjaRipper.
 

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