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Last one is a boy.

I like the dot on its forehead :)

They are really nice!

Personally I would not categorically rule out breeding frizzle to frizzle; you breed what fits your needs. Curly birds will need extra oil in their diets, especially, but not exclusively, when growing feathers, to keep feathers softer. If feathers do break, they may need weather protection...

Are the birds in the original post yours, or just your goal, but other people's birds? If not your birds, I would say to breed yours to silkies who have large crests, dark skin, 5 toes per foot, correct combs and awesome type. Ideally try to pair up colour as well. I get the impression that...

At this point keep cochins out of the mix--you will be breeding back in traits that you want removed. You can use smooth feathered bird who have all the right features to breed to, or silkies, realizing that you will get some silkie feathered birds. Looks like you are doing really well on...