found the answer...
you need to work your way from the top and work downwards.. there are servos to be removed.. never like touching those but I had to...there is one difficult phase. once you remove the top servos.. the plastic cup that contains it has two screws.. leave those alone.. they serve no purpose except to keep the motor in place. the three torso I have opened... those screws were actually loose and I just left them in place.
Anyways ,the plastic cup is WEDGED in place and you need to use a very thin flat screwdriver to release the cup in a circular pattern until it is high enough for you to pull it out with your hands.. after that.. just some more screws and its all apart.
I am working on two leatherface animatronics and one original Jason animatronic(black hands/gray solid plastic face).. trying to get all parts moving as they should...
I have a new version of Jason animatronic(yellow gloves/latex pink face) that I am using as a model to put the parts back together...
I truly believe any leatherface that does not move at the torso is not doing so, due to poor wiring /disconnected servos...
regardless... I am having fun
