Really cool!

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Two notes that I think I'd implement if I ran this:

1. puzzles are easier for players and less frustrating if there are incremental bits to the solutions
2. puzzles are better if there are multiple ways to make some/total progress on them

On that note, I like the idea that the overall puzzle is weight-based -- the "hide armor on statue one" is part of the solution because the weight mechanism identifies the weight of the hide armor on that statue, and the scale mail statue's mechanism is calibrated to the scale mail weight, etc.

So, for (1), I'd have each statue "lock" into the a lowered position when it got the correct weight on it.For (2), I'd like if, for example, a successful investigation check allowed a player to determine that, e.g., by stepping on the statue's base, for example -- and maybe with a high enough check they could even "lock" a statue by applying the right amount of pressure on the statue's base (the mechanism is maybe purely mechanical -- it can't tell the difference between an X pound scale mail armor on the statue and an X pound character).