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[quote user="Brunton"] I've started on the modern roundhouse as well, but mine is a 12-stall version. I put down the cork underlayment, then glued the floor sections together in place. They're not attached to the cork, and I use the radial tracks from the turntable to hold the floor in the correct location (that's spiked to the roadbed between the turntable and roundhouse floor). Here's a photo of the area on my layout: <img style="width:704px;height:auto;display:inline;" src="http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-IpujWZg3JuA/U4Imh3QDE-I/AAAAAAAAAQk/OsSKipoUboE/s1600/P5160031.JPG" alt="Roundhouse & Turntable in Laurel" /> <div style="clear:both;"> </div> [/quote] Looks great,  you pre answered my next question about bringing the roundhouse up to the level of the pit. Also did you use code 83 everywhere?
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