Collector Guides
Can-Am Maverick Trail DPS Model: Compact Size, Driver and Roof Details

The BRP Models Maverick Trail DPS is worth considering when you want a compact side-by-side without moving to a smaller stated scale. Its listed 1.5-inch width is narrower than several other 1:32 Mavericks in the collection. Confirm the complete dimensions before fitting it into scenery or an enclosure.
Find BRP models for a compact display
Choose the finish without changing the footprint
The blue-and-black Trail DPS 1000 is 60027. The matte black Trail DPS 1000 is 60028. Both list approximate dimensions of 3.75 inches long, 1.5 wide and 2.25 high.
The blue model emphasizes the body panels against the dark cage. The matte black version keeps the overall presentation darker. Neither finish is described as a technical upgrade, and buying both adds another version of the same named vehicle subject.
The photographs show an open-cage presentation
Both product images show the cabin under an open roll cage rather than the solid roof panel visible on some other BRP side-by-sides. This can be useful when you want the included driver visible from above on a low shelf.
An open cage is not an opening mechanism. These offers state no opening panels and do not promise removable doors, working suspension or a separate roof accessory. Choose the photographed arrangement rather than expecting a conversion kit.
Screen the intended space in three dimensions
The narrow width can help in a small garage scene, but the 2.25-inch listed height still needs clearance. An accessory wide enough for the tires could be too low for the cage or too short for the model.
Use the usable internal dimensions of a case or loading space, not its exterior measurements. No physical fit with a particular trailer or building is established here. For a carded display, obtain the blister and backing-card dimensions separately.
DPS is a vehicle label, not a powered-model promise
These are finished diecast models with plastic components, rubber tires and an included driver. The DPS wording does not establish electrically assisted or radio-controlled steering on the miniature.
Choose 60027 or 60028 for the exact Trail identity, visible cabin and finish you prefer. Check current availability and compare other sizes in the BRP Models Can-Am collection.


