In the current line up only the Pluto which you can consider the Neptune's solid counter part.

The Neptune 2 shares the same block but is an overseas version of the regular Neptune, nothing really different.

The other Planets have their cores inverted and use the same coverstock.  There is a difference between Orbiter 1 and Orbiter 2 though.  Personally I feel Orbiter 2 is a tiny bit stronger than the first version.  My Mercury kind of lopes down lane while my Neptune skids and makes a pronounced turn even drilled weaker than the Mercury.

Any other overseas Planet besides Earth has either Orbiter 1 or 2 cores.  Earth has a three piece puck type.
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Edited on 9/8/2008 8:39 PM

the Inverted cores used in neptune and pluto are both earlier and rollier than the original orbitor core. Saturn gets down the lane alot farther compared to a pluto.
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