Seems like you are mixing some street prices with some list prices. If you went with all street prices you'd probably be under $17,000.
Is the QTC 1MP a new multipattern version of the QTC? If so, you're better off with a matched pair of the regular (omni) QTC's (street price: $1200/pair). After all, you already have small diaphragm cardioids in the KM184's. And with the $700 you save, you can always get an AKG 451 or a pair of Oktavas and still have money left over.
I also agree that I'd rather have 2 M149's than two U87's. The street price of a pair of 149's won't be that much more than your list price on the two U-87's. You could use some of the $700 that you saved above to make up the difference.
In another scenario, get one M149 and one Lawson 251 and skip the U87's altogether.
There's a lot of redundancy. For instance, if you had a couple of Lawson L47mp's, you probably could skip both
the AT4060 and the AT4050's. There's nothing either of those mics would do that the Lawson won't do much better.
And if you don't have some primo preamps, you will be better off with the Royer 122's than the 121's.
Anyway, when you convert everything to street prices, you should have at least $1500 extra to put aside for Stephen Paul's mic. I have a feeling you might regret not budgeting one into the equation.
I gotta admit, it is certainly fun to fantasize. In the last decade, I've probably spent about $15,000 on mics, but in dribs and drabs, so you don't necessarily end up with the same collection you might get if you went out and spent it in one lump sum. Too bad i can't bundle up a bunch of my $500 mics and trade them even up for a couple of $2500 ones.
