Vanguard models without simplified rigging

[Strand]

My question: Do all Vanguard models (except the Indefatigable, of course) have simplified rigging, or are there other Vanguard boats that do not have simplified rigging?
My problem is that I want to build a smaller boat (approx. 2 masts), but I don't want to compromise on the rigging. The Indefatigable is too big for me, as I would have problems with it during construction and later with the finished model.
I understand why this simplification was made and I think it's perfectly fine, but I don't want it for the Vanguard boat I want to build next.

[chris watton]

All of the range have proper rigging. The term 'Simplified' only refers to the omission of most of the sail related running rigging, like sheets, tacks, clews and bowlines. Rigging directly associated with the spars is always included (lifts, braces, jeers etc.) - and always full standing rigging (shrouds, ratlines, stays etc.). 

The kits that have 'full rig' (including at least sheets, tacks and clews) are Alert, Speedy, Flirt, the 6 fishing vessels, but have very simple rig anyway, and sail options, Trial, Sphinx, Harpy and of course, Indy. The remainder omits most of the sail related rig (Duchess of Kingston, Grecian, Sherbourne and Adder). However, the extra rig is very easy to add if you wish.

[Strand]

Thank you Chris for your quick and really helpful reply. I knew you read the forum and hoped to get a competent answer directly from the person who should knows best. 

[Strand]

Thanks for the list, the HMS Flirt is closest to what I want.

I wrote that I want to build a smaller boat, but not because of the size, but because of the length of time it takes to build. I'm waiting for the HMS Surprise.

At the moment, Vanguard Models kits are the only option for me because of their outstanding quality.

In any case, I've already taken the plunge and ordered the Flirt.

It's just a shame that the Shipwright version is no longer available.

The only thing I'm not entirely happy with is the ropes and blocks, so I want to upgrade to ‘Dry Dock’ blocks and ropes from ‘Scale of Rope’. I now have to research the number and size on the internet. The same goes for the ropes.

And I want to attach the planks myself, I love this work and I don't really like the laser-engraved decks. I assume that this will lead to problems with the construction height. Does anyone have any experience with this?

Or I could ask #ChrisWatton, he would probably tell me...