Trying to get a count of all possibilities

I have 4 tables; country, line, platform, sku. The most important table is sku. It has the following fields:
line
sku_type
product
platform
country
sku

Obviously line joins line, country joins country, platform joins platform. product and sku_type are only descriptors with 4 or 5 options each so I didn’t bother making tables to join.

Essentially I am try to get a count of every possible combination so I can see where there are holes in the data. Given:
Countries = 18
Lines = 8
Platforms = 8
Products = 4
Sku_Type = 5

18 * 8 * 8 * 4 * 5 = 23040 lines should be returned.

My problem is that I’m not getting back the combination that do not have a sku. I’m stacking right joins in hopes that it would force the building of every column but I only see nulls for the list right join in the list. Here is what I have so far:

SELECT c.name AS Country, l.name AS Line, plat.name AS Platform, prod.unique_product AS Product, st.sku_type, count(*) AS Skus
FROM `skus` s
RIGHT JOIN (SELECT DISTINCT product AS unique_product FROM skus ) prod
ON s.product = prod.unique_product
RIGHT JOIN (SELECT DISTINCT sku_type FROM skus ) st
ON s.product = prod.unique_product
RIGHT JOIN `platforms` plat
ON s.platform = plat.code ) 
RIGHT JOIN `lines` l
ON s.line = l.label
RIGHT JOIN `countries` c
ON s.country = c.code ) 
GROUP BY
c.code, l.label, plat.code, s.product, prod.unique_product, st.sku_type
ORDER BY
c.code, l.label, plat.code, prod.unique_product, st.sku_type

How can I create a Cartesian list from this?

Thanks