190F carried SC 250's on the wings. We've already covered this. It just couldn't carry the SC 250's AND the SC 500 on the center line simultaneously. Or at least we haven't been able to find pics of all three being carried, at any rate.
Wing DT's for the 190F would be nice, as well.
109G-6/U4 carried the 30mm.
From what I have on paper, the 190F/8 did not carry 250kg's on the wings, What I have shows the 190G carried bombs on the wings as well as drop tanks.
However the 190F8/U1 did in fact carry bombs on the wings, however the ETC 501 was removed.
190F8 or 190F9 model carried the following:
4x 50kg and 1x 250kg centerline
4x 50kg and 1x 500kg centerline
4x 50kg and 1x 300L drop tank
4x 50kg and 4x50kg bombs centerline
2x PB 12 rockets
2x Wrf. Gr. 28/32 rockets
1x 1,000kg bomb
8x PD 8.8cm
190F8/u1
2x 250kg bombs on the wings
2x 500kg bombs on the wings
2x S 250 on the wings
G model is what carries bombs and a Drop tank from what you are asking, F model did not carry both, G model was designed as long range attack version rather then F model which was a close support aircraft.
I am not sure if it would need to be remodeled, or what - but the F mode would not have bombs/DT's, It shows two of the 190G models are based on A5's and A8 models, don't think it would hard to add one or the other versions in game with bomb options.
You're confusing the R1 Mg151/20 gondola kit which became a field mod in 1942, with Galland's one-off F-2 that had the Mg FF cannon package fitted to the wings in 1941. The Mg FF's required much reworking of the wing structure to fit, and were considered unsatisfactory. The R1 kit, while requiring some modification to the wings, were much easier to install. That, and the Mg 151 is a far superior cannon. R1 kits were already fairly common, by the time the 109G-2 was introduced. These were built with the supports and wiring for the R1 kits in place, effectively making them bolt-on.
Ah gotcha, I couldn't remember off hand if galland had it or not - I seen some of his aircrafts photos, my brain just failed me.