Stretching Sculpts: 1777 Concorde class 12-lb. 32-gun frigates

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As noted, I've been trying to figure out how much can be wrung out of the existing sculpts for game-extension--I'm taking them in sculpt-SKU order, so the Concordes are up first. All of these are 12-pounder 32's unless otherwise noted. I'm personally shaky on Nymphe since data conflicts, but including it for the sake of discussion.

Can work for or released as	Minor mod	Maybe	New Sculpt	Unknown
1777 Concorde (H Chevillard) 1777 Charmante (JD Chevillard) 1777 Ipigenie (Guignace) 1778 Magicienne (JMB Coulomb) 1779 Ceres (Bombelle; per Winfield near identical to Concorde) 1807 UK HMS Hyperion one-off -(Magicienne copy) 1808 UK HMS Bucephalus one-off -(Magicienne copy)				1765 Infidele (Ginoux) 1765 Boudeuse one-off (Raffeau) 1766 Dedaigneuse (Guignace) 1766 Engageante one-off (Estienne) 1767 Atalante one-off (J Coulomb--=JMB Coulomb?) 1768 Zephyr one-off (Ollivier) 1777 Nymphe (PA Lamothe) 1777 Sibylle (Sane) 1777 Fortunee one-off (Forfait) 1777 Iphigenie (Guignace) 1779 Galathee (Haran) 1779 Capriceuse (Segondat-Duvernet) 1780 Venus (Sane) 1785 Félicité (Forfait) 1786 Proselyte one-off (Ducrest) 1788 Aglae one-off (Duhamel) 1791 Semillante (Penetreau) 1793 Charente Inferieure (Haran)

No drawings found at NMM for:
1785 Félicité (Forfait)
1786 Proselyte one-off (Ducrest)
1788 Aglae one-off (Duhamel)
1791 Semillante (Penetreau)
I'm pretty sure I've seen draughts for some of these reproduced in Boudriot's History of the French Frigate 1650-1850, but sadly am having trouble finding any online.

When you suggest a column to assign a class to, please state your personal priorities--some of us are "Accurate Model First" folks, others are pure gamer and would be content with a Popsicle stick hull bearing three toothpick masts, and I'll bet most of us fall somewhere in-between. (What this means: a Green carries more weight coming from an AMF-er, and conversely a Red carries more weight from a "Gamer First, Model Accuracy Unimportant," because each means a contradiction of the person's normal biases.)