Chet Blacketer Custom-Built Metal Train Sculpture

I've had this piece for about three years now. It seems there may be few people on here that knew and loved Chet Blacketer. Unfortunately, I never knew him, but with this style of art, I instantly fell in love with it.

A little back story here on how I came to own this rare piece of metal art history.

I receive a call from my wife one day about three years ago. she says, Hey babe, I'm kindly helping a friend, help another friend clear out items in their newly purchased home. I think you should stop by, I know there's something here you may really like..." It was a home that these folks purchased in Steamboat Springs and they were going to remodel the whole thing. When I got there, the dumpster was full of yard furniture, desks, rotten refrigerators... I walked into "The Study" section of the house. I immediately took notice of the Mohagany desk and Persian rug under it. I literally walked right past the coolest thing (In my opinion) in the entire mansion. I REALLY WISH I could've had time to snap photos, but this piece was built into the wall, at a corner where the fireplace started to protrude from the adjacent angle of the same wall. The train came out of the wall and down into the mantle of the fireplace. I had no idea what I was looking at. There was even a painting that wrapped around the room and was level with the sculpture. It was a scene of train tracks, clouds, landscapes and a tunnel. As you can imagine the tunnel is where the "Train entered the wall", and then the sculpture appeared. there were artist signatures on that wall. All I knew at this point was the office/study was going to be Demo'd the very next day and time was not on my side. So, I did what any person in my exact situation would do. I took the train off of the wall... Now it's mine. It has been in my living room on the floor for the past three years.

What should I do with this thing????? I will try to see if there's anyone in the world that may have a photo of this room before it was demolished. To Be Continued...