Customiser: Steve Agee

Country: USA

For the second Weber Brothers Competition in 2024, Steve constructed a three-piece trailer ensemble that secured him third place. The project began with a 1972 Matchbox Toe Joe, a Hot Wheels Tooned Up trailer, and a Hot Wheels Fast Gassin, which he ingeniously converted into a barbecue grill. He applied a combination of Rust-Oleum and Tropical Glitz paints to achieve a retro aesthetic, complemented by Monoblock wheels. Additional features include a boat mounted on the roof and a roof rack from @pnwdiecastcustoms on the Toe Joe, carrying a 3D-printed VW fender scooter from @164lifestyle, which Steve meticulously hand-painted.

Crafting 'The Smoke House'

Beyond his personal projects, Steve actively shares his work on social media platforms, such as his Instagram account @tunnogawsklov, where he showcases his latest builds and engages with fellow enthusiasts. If you do not follow him yet, this is your opportunity to expand your circle. His dedication to the craft and the community is evident in his consistent participation and the recognition he has garnered over the years.​

"The Smoke House" stands as a testament to Steve's creativity and skill in diecast customisation, reflecting his ongoing commitment to the art form and - of course - the diecast community at large.

Steve Agee, a dedicated diecast customiser hailing from the Pacific Northwest, has been a prominent figure in the diecast community for many years. He has been participating in numerous competitions and contributing to most of our Diecast Heroes magazines. His creation, "The Smoke House," exemplifies his attention to detail.

A Passionate Contributor to the Diecast Community