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I have cut the roadbed at my workbench and then attached it to the layout and I have also cut the roadbed on the layout. I assume that you are using the "ccokie cutter" plywood roadbed. <br /> <br />I will be starting my next layout in January. I plan to build the benchwork, place the plywood surface and cur the roadbed out on the bench with either a scroll saw or a roto-zip saw. As I will be having an urban layout, the amounts of grades and hard shell scenery will be minimal. If you will have extensive hard shell scenery, you might want to separately cut the roadbed to conserve plywood and install it after you have cut it.
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