Commissar Gregor Drugov is a formidable figure within the Soviet Political Commissariat. Known for his imposing stature and aggressive nature, Drugov's fervent dedication to the Rodina propelled him swiftly through the ranks. He was one of the first to volunteer as a human test subject for the Ursus initiative. Although they were formidable, the mighty Ursus soldiers were atavistic in nature, lacking imagination and tactical thinking. A new process had been formulated to overcome this shortfall. It was intended to create a being with all the strengths and advantages of an Ursus, but with the advantages of human intuition and party-educated reasoning.

Drugov was singled out as an ideal candidate for the new process and readily agreed to the ordeal ahead. He died three times on the operating table due to the extreme bodily manipulation he endured, but each time Soviet science brought him back to life and the agonising process continued. Drugov survived, and after a lengthy recovery he did indeed exhibit many significant physical enhancements of an Ursus but without their bestial side effects. Despite these modifications, Drugov’s trademark ferocity remained undiminished and, if anything, was felt to be considerably enhanced.

Drugov's shock assaults have proved so effective that both Allied and Axis forces have been given standing orders to terminate Drugov with extreme prejudice wherever he may be encountered. So far, no soldier or agent has succeeded in this task.

Box contains one plastic miniature, supplied with plastic base.

Miniatures sculpted by Marco Sano. Studio miniatures painted by Kirsten Williams.

Metal models supplied unassembled and unpainted