I don't have any pictures of my planes together, but I'll list what I have/use them for as well as what I want.
SB #7 - flattening boards and edges.
SB #5 - it has a heavily cambered iron for rapid removal of wood (thicknessing). With that iron, it functions as a fore plane. I also have a regular iron for that plane, but don't use it much now that I have a #7.
SB #4 - smooth plane - final smoothing of boards after the #5 and #7.
SB #60 1/2 block plane - it is a low angle plane and is great for trimming end grain and difficult figured grain. I also use this on my shooting board for small pieces.
Stanley #92 shoulder plane. This is one of the recently manufactured Stanleys - trimming shoulders and rabbits.
Veritas #80 cabinet scraper. This is a recent acquisition and is very close to the SB #80 cabinet scraper. It is fast becoming one of my favorite tools.
Veritas Low angle smooth plane. This is a very new purchase and is not in my possession yet (tomorrow). I just bought this plane in Lee Valley's Cyber Monday sale.
Other planes I want/need. Router plane, plow plane, rabbet plane and a #8 just to compare the use of it to my #7.
Side notes: The Stanley Bedrock planes were only the bench planes ranging in number from 602 - 608. The last number is equivalent to the regular Stanley Bailey numbered bench planes. I.E. your 605 is the same size/function as a Stanley Bailey #5. Typically the Bedrock planes command a higher price than the other SB planes - I've never used one so I can't comment on usability of them versus the "regular" Stanley Bailey bench planes.
I don't know if you have this link, this is the source that many go to for information on SB planes:
http://www.supertool.com/StanleyBG/stan0a.html
It has all the information and more than you could ever want on Stanley Bailey Planes.
One other note - when I use the abbreviation of SB it is for Stanley Bailey, not Stanly Bedrock.