Shohei Ohtani LA Dodgers Sixth Scale Figure McFarlane Toys x Blitzway Tease
McFarlane Toys and Blitzway have been playing it close to the vest with this one, dropping cryptic preview images that deliberately obscure more than they reveal, but the subject alone is enough to grab your attention because a sixth scale Shohei Ohtani in his LA Dodgers uniform is the kind of crossover between premium collectibles and professional sports that doesn’t come along every day. The collaboration between McFarlane Toys and Blitzway is an interesting pairing in itself, combining McFarlane’s deep history with sports figures and Blitzway’s reputation for high-end sixth scale work, and if the final product lives up to what that combination suggests on paper, baseball collectors and sixth scale enthusiasts alike could be looking at something really impressive. The preview images we’ve seen so far are deliberately teasing, showing just enough to confirm the Dodgers uniform and Ohtani’s likeness without giving us a full breakdown of the sculpt, accessories, or articulation, so there’s still a lot to learn once the full reveal rolls out. Pre-orders open today, July 13, at 6:00 PM PT, which is 9:00 PM ET and July 14 at 10:00 AM JST/KST, so collectors who want in on this one will want to be ready when that window opens. I’m genuinely curious to see how the headsculpt turns out because capturing a real person at this scale is always the ultimate test, and Blitzway has historically done strong work in that department. For anyone who follows both the hobby and baseball, this is one worth keeping your eyes on as more details surface.
Where to Buy
You can preorder the figures at the following retailers below
The teaser promo for the Shohei Ohtani LA Dodgers Sixth Scale Figure shows a dramatic backlit outline of the figure in full Dodgers uniform with helmet and bat, set against a warm amber wash that keeps all the sculpt and paint details hidden for now. A solid way to build anticipation without giving anything away.
The close-up on Shohei Ohtani’s baseball glove is impressive, with individually sculpted lacing, stitched finger slots, and his number 17 embossed on the wrist strap. The blue jersey sleeve has a real fabric texture with visible knit detail at the cuff.
The soft goods jersey has “OHTANI” and the number 17 printed in blue across the back, with clean lettering and proper spacing. His batting helmet has a glossy finish and sculpted ventilation ports along the crown.
