>>10053003Here you go. From a Hasbro - Lucasfilm toy contract. This one specifically states that Lucasfilm can require Hasbro to destroy "any and/or all" production materials including tooling, used in any of the Star Wars products, "whether or not developed by" Hasbro.
https://corporate.findlaw.com/contracts/operations/toy-license-agreement-lucas-licensing-ltd-and-hasbro-inc2.htmlSo if Marvel Legends hands and feet are used in a Star Wars figure, Lucasfilm can require those tools to be destroyed as well, if any license agreement were terminated or altered. Like I said, this kind of strict clause is more common now days with rampant bootlegging of toys and collectibles in China and other countries. It's just not worth the trouble to re-use parts across different toy lines even if they were physically compatible and produced in the same facility (which they almost always are not either of those things)
