I wouldn't call myself to much experienced , I only have one real breeding season under y belt, but I have been keeping ball pythons for a decent while.
I'm just commenting on your selection, you could do to combine/reduce those males.
Your Albino +hets and Pied +hets sound pretty solid, you just need to condense your codom plans a bit more.

Instead of having a plain pastel male you can find a super pastel male for very good prices now a days, or maybe find good bumble bee instead of having seperate pastel and spider males. You could even take it a step further and get a killer bee if the funds are there.

Also instead of getting seperate lesser and mojave males just get a LesserXMojave Lucy and not have to worry about getting normals in clutches he's sired.

You could also do to ...maybe find at least 1 combo female; like instead of having 4 plain pastel females make one of those a PastelVanilla or a PastelEnchi...it would be good to have at least one slightly less common gene floating around,but its nothing wrong with starting with the bare basics either way.

Its just that many of the base single gene co-doms are already flooded in the market, seems that only really high qualitiy animals will remain in the breeding trade while the poor quality end up flushed down the pet trade or wholesale. If your looking for your collection to be able to just hold its own then you should aim to produce combos just be sure to still keep them centered around what YOU want to see out of your collection.