you're pretty much already there
you can do a decent job of micing a set with 4 mics (overheads, snare, kick), 5 if you want to add a room mic.
i'd get the matched set of 603s. use them as overheads either in XY or spaced pair configuration, depending on which sounds better for your kit. these will make up the predominant stereo image of your kit. note that as discussed elsewhere around here, the 603s may or may not give you good results--that depends on your drums, their tunings, your cymbals, your room and how you strike the drums/cymbals.
the e835 is similar to an sm57/58. i'd use it on the snare.
i'd stick the v67 about 4-6ft out in front of the kick to grab the kit as a whole from in front (the aforementioned room mic).
that just leaves your kick that needs addressing. you may be able to make due with the sound you get from the combo of the V67 and 603s, but you'll likely want a dedicated kick mic. there are many around here that get good reviews--you'll just need to figure out which one sounds best on your kick. no telling which one without trying a few.
YMMV
HTH, HAND,
wade