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>ItsJustMeDude666 Created page with "{{Unfolding}} {{Item|}} {{RecipeUnknown}} The '''Vehicle Replicator''' is am unsplicable Chemical Combiner foreground block which was added as part of Star Trek Prodigy on June 27, 2022. ==Function== A Vehicle Replicator can be opened or closed by being punched. As a Chemical Combiner, it can be used to combine three different sets of items. A stack of new items will be created afterwards. Category:Star Trek Prodigy Category:Unsplicable" |
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The '''Vehicle Replicator''' is | The '''Vehicle Replicator''' is an unsplicable [[Chemical Combiner]] foreground block which was added as part of [[Star Trek Prodigy]] on June 27, 2022. | ||
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A Vehicle Replicator can be opened or closed by being punched. As a [[Chemical Combiner]], it can be used to combine three different sets of items. A stack of new items will be created afterwards. | A Vehicle Replicator can be opened or closed by being punched. As a [[Chemical Combiner]], it can be used to combine three different sets of items. A stack of new items will be created afterwards. | ||
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The Vehicle Replicator is an unsplicable Chemical Combiner foreground block which was added as part of Star Trek Prodigy on June 27, 2022.
Function
A Vehicle Replicator can be opened or closed by being punched. As a Chemical Combiner, it can be used to combine three different sets of items. A stack of new items will be created afterwards.
