Link Roundup: Atomic Energy Lab Kit, Johnson Smith & Co., Winchester Mystery House, and more

8 things we wanted to share this week:

Here’s a tour of the 1951 A.C. Gilbert Radioactive Atomic Energy Lab Kit.

[h/t Atlas Obscura]

Fun delivered: World’s foremost experts on Whoopee Cushions and Silly Putty tell all.

[h/t Collectors Weekly]

New research has shown that a LEGO brick could survive in the ocean for up to 1,300 years.

[h/t Geek.com]

Use your time in isolation to download these cut/fold templates of paper mechanisms courtesy of designer Kelli Anderson.

[h/t Cut / Fold Templates]

With their new fashion collaboration, Levis is making it easier to a bit of Super Mario fashion to your wardrobe.

[h/t GeekTyrant]

David Bowie’s rise as Ziggy Stardust has been documented in a new 300-page photo book.

[h/t Open Culture]

This chart will tell you what kind of space-based sci-fi you’re about to watch just by looking at the main ship.

[h/t Jalopnik]

San Jose, California’s Winchester Mystery House gets the LEGO treatment.

[h/t NBC Los Angeles]

Peruse a weekly summary of intriguing articles related to toys, games, and nostalgia that have hit the news this week.