I was wondering if anyone out there could point me in the right direction I don't remember for sure where I heard about this. The more I think about it seems like a story my father told me when I was a teenager and me reading books about WW2 Planes. At any rate, my question is this : Did the RAF use striped down Spit Fires to help stop the V1 Flying Bomb attacks, I heard that pilots would use these unarmed Spitfires to fly up along side the bomb and stick the tip of the wing of their plane under the wing of the bomb and tip it over, I remember them being called "Wing Tippers". I haven't had much luck finding any solid info on on the subject and I was hoping that someone could just tell me if I have stories mixed up or if this stuff is true. But I am also looking for Color Pictures and or drawings of the Planes that made up the UK's Aces. I am restoring a 1995 Honda Magna and I want to base the paint on a British Fighter, The Spitfire is my first choice and if "Wing Tippers" are real then I planed on starting by looking at how the Top scoring Tipper plane was painted. I know its a odd question but maybe someone can help me out. Thx