How would a bohr model of a neon atom differ from this model of nitrogen

Bohr modeled the atom as a nucleus having electrons orbiting around it in circular paths. 

Based on this:
-The nitrogen atom having 7 electrons will be modeled as a nucleus and two orbitals. The first orbital is having two electrons while the second orbital is having five electrons.
- The neon atom having 10 electrons will also be modeled as a nucleus and two orbitals. However, for neon, the first orbital will be having two electrons while the second orbital will be having eight electrons.

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