Doors and Windows - multiple window install

I intend to install multiple windows (4) along one wall. Due to vent pipe issues I will not be ordering a single unit with factory sash. I will be using 4 individual 2-8 windows. I would like to only use 1 2x4 between each window(and of course proper jack studs and double header. The question is can I install a window in the opening and than remove the brick mold of each window as I move down the line. I would than come back with a single peice of brick mold for the top and far right and far left of the windows. The space between would require a 2" peice beveled on both sides. Does this sound correct?

Thanks

So what's with the vent pipe issue that's stopping you from ordering 1 big unit as opposed to installing 4 individual units with a 2x4 placed between them? Guess I'm missing something.

Regardless, what you have planned will work. I would recommend the total opening for these windows be spanned by 1 continious header. Be careful when nailing through the jambs since if your nails are too long they'll go through the neighboring window.

If you could explain the situation a little better or get a pic/drawing to show what your talking about it may be better for an answer/solution. But if you already have the windows purchased then there's no need to do this since your now commited.

The windows will span the kitchen window above the sink. I would have to run the vent pipe horizontally 5 feet, vertically 7 feet and than back horizontally 5 feet. I fear that I would not get a adequate draw. As for the single header. I was hoping to not have to put up temporary studs during the removal of the wall studs. I believe (probably incorrectly that this method would lead to plaster cracking) The theory was to do the new framing before remocing the old studs. Thanks in advance for reccomendations