All I have is this:
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i could make the suggestion again with info you gave but the issue i can’t find irl images !
only this image!
but looking at this
I will try to suggest the He 177 A-1/U1again and after that the He 177 A-7 my only issue is no irl images which is the rules of the suggestion
Unfortunately, I think that you would need a time machine to find & take an image since it is an extremely rare aircraft. Furthermore, they put into the game the BT-7 [F32], RBT-5, BA-11, T-126, Matilda (F-96), SU-85A, SU-100Y, KV-2 (ZiS-6), KV-220, KV-122, T-34-100, T-44-100, T-44-122, TIS MA, I-185, I-29, ITP (M-1), Tu-1, Su 8, M6A2E1, TOG II, Kronshtadt, Sevastopol, & Sovetsky Soyuz without any problems so they should just take the A-5, give it the new cockpit, lengthened fuselage, extended wing with DB 613, remote FDL/HL/WL131/151 turrets, and the external fuselage bomb rack…
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sorry for asking to many question
which book was that have these He 177 A1/U1 / He 177 A-7 ?
i will add the source for the suggestion !
i made mistake when make the suggestion for the He 177 B-5 i forget to add other Variants which was armed
the V101 was test only the V104 was the production but the issue i can’t find better books
found these gonna added to the He 177 B-5 tail gunner
The pics I put up here and on the other 177 topic? That would be from this book:
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found this page
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can’t help my self i love the He 177
Done :
All thanks to you with these info i was able to find more books / sources / images.
and there was 10 He 177 A-7 built all modified from He 177 A-5 like you said.
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thank you for helping me find info :D
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Around page 288:
https://invenio.bundesarchiv.de/invenio/direktlink/2d44bf1f-d65f-4c2d-9604-a511075aa997/
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Does this website have the He 177 B-5 armaments?
am guessing it’s the same as the normal He 177 A-5 / A-7 armaments because it uses rebuild He 177 A-5/A-7 air frame !?
for my understanding it’s The He 177B‑5 was intended to carry up to 7,200 kg of bombs internally in its bomb bay.
In addition, it could mount external loads, which in practice meant the total warload could exceed 13,000 kg depending on configuration !?
It has stuff like this:
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wow thank you for this good information 
i will add them to the suggestion
I may be wrong but I don’t believe for one second that a He-177B could get anywhere near 435mph. That’s roughly 100mph more than the standard He-177.
From a source I’ve found the B-5 was capable of 335mph at 6500m.
The He 177 B-5 V103 / V104 was able to reach that speed.
that’s the normal He 177 B-5 V101 !
in the suggestion i did put He 177 B-5 V101 stats not the V104
Edit :
where did you find that source?
is it same website?
Ah apologies. That said what is the major difference between the V101 and V104? I may be reading incorrectly but your first sentence on the original post hints that the V104 wasn’t armed, but then later you’ve listed that it’d be extremely heavily armed.
I personally do not believe for one second that it’s capable of 435mph, and this is the issue with adding prototype aircraft. That 435mph figure quoted from what I can tell is an “approximation”. Approximations whether they’re allied or axis are never ever accurate and it’s one of the reasons why I’ve always voted against adding prototype aircraft.
I found the performance table on WW2aircraft.net off memory.
sorry my explaining was bad.
the V101 not the V104
as you see in images i don’t see any guns or anything maybe they were added late !
why i suggested the V104
The He 177 V104 was not completed but it (was the production He 177 B-5) which had better armaments / speed.
and like @TT33a
posted
Maybe gajin choose the finally form of the He 177 V104 which would been the V104 the production He 177 B-5 !
i could be wrong all of my sources from these books.
Probably me again
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this link worked thank you !
