To judge from this pic
http://www.juniorgeneral.org/donated/2009/april24/fly1.png
the dimensions of the wing should allow it. But on the other hand, there must have been some powerful reason why historically only 12 and not 24 (or even 14, 16 or 18) rockets were used on the Fw-190A.
It's not as if the Luftwaffe had any inhibitions about over-gunning their planes to the point of barely being able to fly...
Aside from the characteristics of the wing, the Me-262 had tons more power to push around heavy weaponry than the Fw-190A. My take is that if it could have been done with reasonable performance remaining, it would have been done.
http://www.juniorgeneral.org/donated/2009/april24/fly1.png
the dimensions of the wing should allow it. But on the other hand, there must have been some powerful reason why historically only 12 and not 24 (or even 14, 16 or 18) rockets were used on the Fw-190A.
It's not as if the Luftwaffe had any inhibitions about over-gunning their planes to the point of barely being able to fly...
Aside from the characteristics of the wing, the Me-262 had tons more power to push around heavy weaponry than the Fw-190A. My take is that if it could have been done with reasonable performance remaining, it would have been done.