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I used white glue to attach buildings to boards, but it seems that normal wear and tear is to much for it.
What does everyone else use?? I really don't want to go the the level of epoxy, but will if I have too..

On the subject of white glue, I was helping a buddy build a foam board town where you glue building print outs to foam card, but everything I have made so far is really warped bad. What am I doing wrong? Is there a better glue for this application?

Liquid Nails should work fairly well. I have used it in the past and it's hard as nails.

It's a construction adhesive you can pick up at home depot.

I use liquid nails for attaching foam to mdf, as well as plastic to mdf (all of my terrain is based for longevity) and have had no issues in the last 10-15 years from them falling off or suchlike.