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When I'm laying track down on plywood, I place the cork road bed where I want it, draw a line on both sides, the carful hot glue the cork to the plywood. I then lay the track on the cork, spread my ballast, spray alcohol heavely then glue with a 50/50 mixture of white glue. Then if I need to make a change all's I do is soak the ballast with water. Its kinda messy, but at least I save the track for future use, and don'y have to worry about broken ties and trying to pull up nails. <br />Hope this helps. <br />Ed G.
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