bomb bays in wings

[NARSES2]

Yes, but it was pretty effective, even though a bit unorthodox. 
I think it was also the last aircraft of this size (if at all) to feature a tail barbette?

Quite possibly, I've got the A Model and Unicraft kits of the thing

[martinbayer]

The Il-40, the Fifties ancestor of the Il-102, had bomb bays in the wings as well: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ilyushin_Il-40

Martin

[dogsbody]

The Handley-Page Halifax and late marks of the Armstrong-Whitworth Whitley had bomb cells in the wings.



Chris

[McColm]

On the Shin Meiwa PS-1 ASW flying boat the weapons were carried in bomb bays in the wings. The amphibious version (US-1A) was used for troop carrying and Search & Rescue.

[PR19_Kit]

Not sure if this counts, but I think both the Martin PBM Mariner and it's later derivative, the P5M Marlin, had their weapons bays in the underside of the engine nacelles, where a landplane's landing gear would go. AFAIK they could carry around 2000 lbs per side.

[jcf]

PBM-1: 4,000 lbs
PBM-3,3R,3C,3S,3D: 8,000 lbs
PBM-5,5A: 8,000 lbs (4,000 lbs at max range of 2,480 miles)

P5M-1,2: 8,000 lbs.

Nacelle weapons bays were also proposed for an ASW version of the FIAT G.222: