And the tooling that does exsists is in bad shape. Okey Spaulding, who purchased what was left after Seville Enterprises won their law suit in 2000, has had the money to refurb any tools after 10 years.
What I have been told there isn't anything left to refurbish. It would take 100s of thousands of dollars to fix the tooling that is both damaged and missing parts. Then, the second part of the bigger problem all Johan tools were build and designed for a unique injection molding machine which doesn't exsist either.
Okay there is some reminates of tooling left, but even if you could bring the tooling back to working order there isn't a machine to injection mold any kits from.