Picked up these two older pieces and finally got to roll.

Two impressions. Mercury long and slurvy with continuation.

Pluto a lot like my Sonic X solid but maybe even smother with the Orbiter 2 core.

Looking forward to compare to my never miss 1960s rubber ball on my local wet dry!

Regards,

Luckylefty

Six Pack,

Thanks for the great comments.

I have a Saturn which I believe is very similar in motion to the Mercury due to the original Orbiter core.

I may look for a Venus..upon reading the reviews while I also have a good feeling on the Mercury.  The Mercury I perceive as similar to my Sonic boom but with maybe a smoother slightly slower response cover than my highly polished bog move Boom.  I also have a flare enhancing weight hole past my Pap on my Sonic boom which I'd not needed on my local Wet dry kingdom house shot!  However the Boom shines on well oiled blends!

In addition I am quite impressed on first blush with my New to me Pluto.  The Orbiter II core wit it's higher density gravity band and lower differential looks like it all takes out severe wet /dry on a house shot. (Is that possible with a reactive?)

I'll know more when I convert it to lefty regarding if my initial impressions are valid on the lower flare Orbiter II core
Versus the original higher flare Orbiter core.

Regards

Luckylefty

SV Star.

I see a good amount of difference between the move of the Orbiter and the Orbiter II.

Others with more speed or less side rotation maybe not as much difference will be noted.

Regards,

Luckylefty
PS Higher flare Orbiter = Saturn, Venus, Mercury
Lowe flare Orbiter II =Pluto, Mars, Neptune.. I believe.

Billdozer, the Mars was in my opinion, a special ball; Wish I would of never got rid of it. Very similar motion of the Neptune.