A few yards up the Kingsway from Holborn tube station lies a strange strip of road that seems to belong to an earlier time era. As you peer through the railings of the now permanently locked gates, you will see a strip of cobbled roadway leading down to a dark and seemingly disused tunnel. But what's most striking about this road is not the cobbles - it's the railway that shares the road space. Closer examination will show that between the rails lies a conduit, which was originally used to supply power to the trams that originally used this roadway

 

 

Kingsway Holborn become Russell Square Interlink
 

Now bring back the past the new Russell Square Interlink is built. Linking the underground to the new sub terrain  tram ways giving pedestrian new Leisure areas, walkway and art exhibits.

 

 

The new double-decker trams reflexing the yesteryear of London tramways with the new green “CARRY ON AND GO GREEN” fully electrical solar trams.

Jump on and off using the  oyster card  transport system.

Building the tramway in a stream punk way, the new underground tram station. Although not incorporated into the model yet. I build the station with over ground entrance not unlike the Holborn entrances of the past. Once completed it will sit neatly in front of Russell Square Underground train station

Exiting in the sunlight at Bloomsbury square gardens and of course the famous Kingsways