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I used Liquid Nails for Projects, it is made for foam. It really holds the foam pieces in place if you have curves to make with the inclines. use canned food for weights to hold while it dries. Once dried I then gave the top a quick sanding where the joints of each piece come together. I then place a 1/8 " strip of cork sheet on top of the incline, again using Liquid Nails for Projects. I use the 1/8" cork strips becuase I don't like gaps under the road bed. Once dried I glue cork roadbed to the cork using white glue.
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