No, but I've been working on some house-rules and stats to do that with the Duel of Eagles rules.
I think it should be quite fun, at least for the NF pilots. Want to add in some Allied NFs to the mix, just to keep the Germans on their toes.
From battle accounts I've read, it appears only about 10% of the bombers were aware they were being attacked by NFs, so probably not much fun for RAF bomber pilots.
Assuming perhaps the above percentage is low, you could double that to 20% perhaps, to make the game a little more balanced, with options for action, as listed below.
Perhaps better, if you assign them to command a full squadron of bombers, but again, not much to do until you come under attack, and then it is: evade, evade and shoot, and/or just shoot back at the NFs.
Generally, from anecdotal accounts I've read, German NF attacks resulted in kills about 50% of the time (occasionally higher, e.g. up to about 70%, or so).
While some may think that too high, it does match closely with US NF kill percentages too, vs. the Luftwaffe, in late 1944, and early 1945.
What isn't always clear is the number of attacks required by the NFs to down the enemy aircraft. Sometimes one shot would do it. On other occasions, two or three bursts, and/or attack passes might be necessary. Less, for the more effective, and deadly Schraege-Musik attacks from directly below the bombers.
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