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<font size="4"> OK what I meant about the cork roadbed runs smoother is that when my trains hit that section I have in cork reoadbed it gets much quieter than when they were on the WS roadbed. See I was kinda scared to try the Cork roadbed because it loked a but harder with having to rip them apart then lay them perfectly. When I compared that job to the WS being in a roll and very very easy to do I gave in to the easy way. Dont get me wrong now, the WS roadbed is all good, but I wish I would have stuck it out and tried the "harde way" which was not that hard at all after I ran out of WS foam bed one night and I had a box of cork so I said I will give it a try. It just came out better IMHO. WS foam roadbed is still a good product though because It is easy to use, and one thing which I found to be cool is I shave the sides off after the track is down and it makes it a nice way to add the Ballast. If you kep the sides on it is wider so it takes more Ballast to cover it up and not only that the ballast is so wide. It does not need to be so wide so you cut the sides off to the track and when you lay the ballast it looks more realistic. Try it <br /> <br />Good luck </font id="size4">
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