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+Copyright (C) 2018
+textures by maxx and gpcf
+code by maxx and LuLa
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+ 632 TRAINBLOCKS: It adds some signs for the advtrains mod.
+ 633 Copyright (C) 2018 maxx, gpcf
+ 634
+ 635 This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
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