momentary 3 position push/pull switch?

Hey guys, got a tricky thing im trying to do, and I dont have full knwolege of using mulitple relays etc. I got a laim ass drawing below to give you some sorta idea, and ill try to make as much sense as possible.

Okay, basically what Im trying to do, is I have 3 pneumatic valves. 2 of them are controlling a cylinder, the 3rd is just a valve mounted to a tank. Now, I want to use a Push / Pull switch to operate all 3 valves, but also have a normal toggle switch to operate the tank mounted valve aswell. I also want to have the valves momentary. In the diagram below, the 1 valve in the top right is the exhuast valve on the tank, and the bottom 2 that are attached are the cylinder controlling valves.

So Lets start with the Push / Pull switch in the on position. I want it to put 1/2 a second to the intake valve to the cylinder, and at the same time, 1/2 a second to the exhaust valve on the tank. But want it, so that the switch can stay in the on position for as long as it needs to, but having it only giving it that 1/2 second of power once its pulled and thats it.

Then, for the Push / Pull switch in the off position, I want it to put 1/2 second of power to the exhaust valve going to the cylinder and thats it. And same thing as in the on position, only puts the power to the device the one time only.

Then, my toggle switch, I want to be able to control the tank mounted exhaust valve on constant in the on position, without interfering with any relays etc.

Yes thats all pretty much right. When the pull switch is pulled out, I want it to operate the intake valve, and the tank exhaust valve both for 1/2 second. The intake valve is going to a cylinder, and the exhaust valve on the tank, is operating as a drain valve. But want it, so when the intake valve is engaged, you hear the exhuast from the tank drain for effect.

Then, when the switch, is turned off, pushed in, it engages the exhaust valve from the clynder for 1/2 second.

Also, wanted to know, do I need a special push / pull style switch, or will any switch work?

Than ks for the help Spyderbyte, I really apreciate it. I was lookin around on the site, and found this topin on Constant to Momentary Output. Not sure if its the same kinda configuration I need. I copied & pasted it below. But is this similar?

The capacitor allows the coil of the relay to be energized until the capacitor stores a charge, thus de-energizing the coil. The resistor bleeds off the charge of the capacitor when positive voltage is removed from the other side of the coil. You can increase the output time by simply changing the value of the capacitor. This one will give you about a 1/2 second output.

I know you can get toggle switches like that:

http://www.wiringproducts.com/en-us/p_1000.html

I've never seen push/pull switches like that, but have where one way is momentary, the other way is a locked postion (marine switches)...

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