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| '''Recipe:''' || {{icon|iron-plate|10|Iron plate}} + {{icon|steel-bar|3|Steel bar}} + {{icon|electronic-circuit|5|Electronic circuit}} + {{icon|time icon|1|time}} => {{icon|automated-rail-transportation|1|Train stop}} | | '''Recipe:''' || {{icon|iron-plate|10|Iron plate}} + {{icon|steel-bar|3|Steel bar}} + {{icon|electronic-circuit|5|Electronic circuit}} + {{icon|time icon|1|time}} => {{icon|automated-rail-transportation|1|Train stop}} | ||
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| '''Total raw:''' || {{icon|iron-plate|15|Iron plate}} {{icon|copper-plate| | | '''Total raw:''' || {{icon|iron-plate|15|Iron plate}} {{icon|copper-plate|7.5|Copper plate}} {{icon|steel-bar|3|Steel bar}} | ||
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Revision as of 17:22, 22 October 2013
Train stops are used to automate item transportation by trains. For further information see Railway network.
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