Models working well? Frankly laughable. Global temperature rising for almost 25 years at half the central rate predicted by the IPCC in 1990 and no global warming at all for half the RSS satellite record.
Since you mention consensus (is that how to do science? Maybe we should introduce elections for new theories) - but still let's proceed; only 64 (or 0.5%) of 11,944 scientific abstracts published since 1991 state that most of the global warming since 1950 is manmade.
And at any rate, if we want to make it a war or words, at least all the statements that refute your contrarian assessment actually seem to get into the nitty-gritty details of their statistical analysis and comparison between multiple proposed models, instead of the purposeful misrepresentation of the climate denialist that say that there is a single unique IPCC model, when that is laughably false.
For the second statement, again: the meta-analysis performed on the research papers shows a 98% consensus rate.
From personal experience, I've spent 8 years in a University where exact and natural sciences are the main focus, and I have yet to hear a single climatologist, oceanographer, or physicist say that there is insufficient evidence of anthropogenic global warming.
The only people who seem unusually unconcerned about it are geologists, however there is an interest bias in them: A) they don't deny it, but they consider the global timescales and for them another mass extinction event like the one that is inevitably coming is just business as usual, B) there's an extraordinarily high number of geologists working in the mining and oil business and their bottom lines would be clearly affected more than any other industry of researchers.
Since you mention consensus (is that how to do science? Maybe we should introduce elections for new theories) - but still let's proceed; only 64 (or 0.5%) of 11,944 scientific abstracts published since 1991 state that most of the global warming since 1950 is manmade.