Railhead001
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Your best bet would be to try and find a close-matching font, if not the exact one if you're lucky, and match up sizing, kerning, and colour (the latter of which is certainly the easiest!). Covering up the original lettering would be best done with some clone-stamping tools, though I'm not sure P.NET has that as I'm not familiar enough with the program. If it doesn't, I'm sure adequate paint application would serve you well. I might also recommend downloading GIMP if you're up for it - an easier, free, more basic version of Photoshop with more functionality than P.NET.
As for finding a matching font, I would suggest either A) using a font identifier website (easily found on Google). They're not always reliable but they can get you some close and useful stuff, nonetheless. As well as B), www.railsimstuff.com - this site has a lot of railroad related fonts and I'd recommend checking them all out. Many of which could be useful either now or later on down the road.
Good luck!
Cheers,
SM
Thanks for the tips. This should prove interesting.
RH001