Ursynów M-6 was a prototype hovercraft designed for farming exploitation between 1967 and 1971 at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences.

[1][2][3] In the 1960s, at Warsaw University of Life Sciences, as part of project to develop a hovercraft for farming exploitation, the team led by professor Nowacki, and with engineer Andrzej Moldenhawer, begun designing concepts for Ursynów M-6.

[1][2] Its specifications and functional model were then made by a team at the Warsaw Institute of Aviation, and later with further development and constructed at the university.

The machine was noted to have numerous issues, including bad stearing, low speed, and blew large quantities of dust in the air.

[2] The Ursynów M-6 hovercraft was propelled by prototype centrifugal fan made out of Epoxy enforced with glass fiber.