Re-uploaded for the explorer challenge
Original post: https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/5mjjVu/Blohm-and-Voss-BV-141

It's designers chose to separate the cockpit from the fuselage, to allow for better visibility, which was vital for its role as a recon aircraft. The tailplane was also made asymmetrical to improve the rear gunner's field of view and fire. At first, the induced roll was thought to be a problem, however, lift from the wings counteracted this roll. The countering of induced yaw was more complicated. It was solved by controlling the yaw with trim. Unfortunately, it was not as popular as its competitor, the Fw 189, so very few were made.

Features of this aircraft:
- 5 guns, 3 of which are rear guns
- 1 rear gun which can change its vertical angle with the VTOL slider
- Functioning yaw
- A camera for the rear gunner, and an orbit camera centered on the fuselage