I feel like the little dog that chased the sports car and finally caught it. Now what should I do?

I'd lift up my hind leg and take a leak on a tire!

That's an impressive haul over the years.  If you can't use them you might as well sell them for whatever you can get and use the money towards something else.

-Greg

John: I remember back in the early days of CTT magazine, they featured a large table layout (12'x12' IIRC) filled with lighted Plasticville, with two tracks running around the perimeter. It looked like some kid's dream from the 50's, and was one of the coolest layouts I've seen. If you've got some room, you might give it a try just for fun while we're all stuck inside.

To build on Art's comment - a few years ago in the Orange Hall at York there was a layout about that size which was built to represent a child of the 50s dream layout.  Multiple tracks, multiple trains all wired as you would in the 50s with nothing but Plasticville and cardstock buildings.  It was very impressive and nostalgic to see.  It was over in the annex in the section across from where Trainworld sets up.

-Greg

Quite an accumulation LionelFlyer, great stuff. Can't use them on a layout?

They will sell at train swap meets, but it will take time. I sold about 30 pieces over 3-4 shows and got at least $5. each, but all were complete.

You have so much that I'm sure Plasticville guys will go crazy looking for rare color combinations and/ or the small pieces, like weather vanes, that are most often missing. If you don't want them, if I were you I'd join the PCA (Plasticville Collectors Association, and post these pics asking for offers for the whole lot. Use the $5/piece as a pricing guide

There are some interesting houses in your 7th pic - cardboard? home made?

John I am incorporating all my Plasticville into my lcurrent under construction layout into a section all by itself as a reminder of what it was like growing up with the Plasticville. Just spent over $100.00 buying parts to bring them all back to original except where my dad glued them together but will at least have all the missing and broken pieces replaced.