Planning a 1:32 Can-Am Diorama: ATVs, Side-by-Sides and Riders

Start a 1:32 Can-Am scene with a small number of deliberately different vehicle subjects, then add scenery that fits their actual dimensions. An ATV and a side-by-side can create more variety than several colors of one Maverick. Included drivers may also remove the need to buy extra figures.

Choose BRP vehicles for a 1:32 scene

Choose the scene before filling it

For a parked trailhead-style arrangement, the Outlander XT-P 60006 supplies a rack-equipped ATV subject. The Defender XT HD9 60032 adds a cab-and-bed vehicle with a visibly different shape.

For a collection focused on sporty side-by-side bodies, choose a Maverick Trail 60027 and a Maverick X3 60001. Their different lengths and widths help the scene read as two subjects rather than duplicate vehicles.

These links are for individual models. They do not include a shared base, garage building or scenic materials.

Keep scale consistent without forcing equal sizes

The Outlander is listed at approximately 2.75 inches long, the Defender at 4 inches and the X3 at 4.25 inches. All are offered at 1:32. Different sizes can be correct for different represented vehicles.

Do not substitute the 11.25-inch 1:12 Maverick 68002 into a scene intended to maintain 1:32 proportions. It can be a separate centerpiece, but it is not a matching-scale vehicle for those smaller models.

Use the drivers already supplied

The Outlander explicitly includes a removable driver. That allows a parked-vehicle presentation with the figure left off. The linked Defender and Mavericks list drivers, but their descriptions do not explicitly promise removability or articulation.

Plan around those distinctions before purchasing loose figures. A figure that fits an ATV seat is not automatically suitable inside a side-by-side, even at the same scale.

Check loading and building openings independently

A trailer or garage labeled 1:32 is not a universal fit guarantee. Compare usable floor length and width, entrance height, ramp opening and any projections on the model. The collection's vehicle listings do not establish a shared tow-hitch standard.

Likewise, a visible cargo bed does not provide its usable interior measurements or promise a tipping function. Measure before selecting a load or recreating a loading scene.

Arrange for visibility and access

Place the lower ATV where a taller cabin will not hide it, and leave room to remove each model without reaching through another's cage. A temporary paper layout using the listed footprints can help screen space before choosing the final base.

Buy the vehicles that serve your scene, then confirm accessory fit against the actual models. Review the current individual offers in the BRP Models Can-Am collection at Muncle Mikes.