In reply to lasonj:
Razor's Crack has gear you can place from the ground, and then step up, place another bit, and come back down to the ground before you go for it. There's a sling on a spike to protect the upper section too.
Wouldn't agree with the recommendations for Little Cenotaph - it's got good gear, but is definitely harder if you lack long/supple legs. Brut is a better option - quite technical, but you can place loads of gear below the crux and stand around on good footholds all day while you work out how to do the one hard move.
Schoolboy Alcoholic was my first VS onsight, and is nice and safe. Capitol Wall at Clashrodney is another one to consider - boldish but easy at the start, harder but with better gear for the finish.
The Bridge at Meikle Partans has a couple of awkward moves to get established in the corner. Shallow Diedre is another safe VS, again with one hard, well-protected move and a mid-height ledge to stand about on while you work things out.
At Logie Head, Poacher is the softest-touch VS, but Moray Eel is also worth a look (and is easier than Fallen Star).
At Reiff, Jenny Wren on the Piglet Wall is probably the easiest VS I can think of. Short, not too steep and good gear, but an awkward move at the top. Hy Brasil is one to aspire to - move intimidating than hard, and great climbing.
Have you done Kinhaken at Floor's Craig? Another well-protected one move wonder. South Paw isn't too bad either - more sustained, but not so steep.
Cruise at Deceptive Wall is another one I suggested downgrading for the current NEO guide, but was out-voted (they upgraded All Quiet instead to a very soft-touch HVS).
Anyway, that's my tuppenceworth.