From August 2025 the aircraft is displayed in the newly opened Hangar No. 5, which allows it to be viewed freely from all sides.

In 1948 LWD developed the Zuch 1 trainer and aerobatic aircraft from the LWD Junak. The aircraft was powered by a Czech Walter Minor 160 hp inline engine, however, the Poles were refused a licence for production of these engines. Therefore, the Zuch 2 was developed with a German Siemens Bramo radial engine instead but this produced only 116 hp. The Zuch 2 was unsurprisingly inferior to the Zuch 1 and only 5 were built, these were operated by flying clubs until 1955. This example is now on display at this super museum.

Developed from the LWD Junak-1, the Zuch-1 was designed in 1948 as a trainer and aerobatic aircraft. The first prototype flew on September 1. However it did not enter serial production, as Poland was denied a license to produce the originally Czech-built engine. The aircraft was operated by various flying clubs until the end of 1955.