Departments and Operational Roles
The Tiny Brick Cleaning Co. operates through specialized departments and operators trained to intervene in the most delicate contexts of brick worlds.
Each unit has a precise mission, dedicated tools, and protocols designed to remove dust and micro-residues without compromising structures, details, or sensitive surfaces.
The Operating Units
Deep Sea Unit
Even in the brick-built depths, every detail deserves to be brought back to the light.
The Deep Sea Unit it is the TBC department dedicated to the cleaning and care of brick marine and underwater sceneries: ocean bases, submarines, shipwrecks, sunken ports, modular coral reefs, seabeds, transparent domes, and underwater display installations.
This division intervenes in delicate environments, where every element must remain orderly, legible, and faithful to the original construction. Operators remove micro-dust, dry residues, and light deposits from surfaces, portholes, hulls, technical panels, brick corals, modular rocks, and seabed details.
The Deep Sea Unit uses precision instruments, controlled micro-suction, anti-static brushes, and inspection lights, working with the utmost care not to alter the composition of the underwater landscape.
From the visual recovery of a brick-built shipwreck to the cleaning of an ocean base, from the care of a submarine to the maintenance of a coral reef built piece by piece, the mission is always the same: to restore clarity, order, and depth to the TBC abysses.
Because even beneath the surface, a brick world must be able to shine.
Glass Care Division
Every great brick world needs clear windows from which to observe its own story.
The Glass Care Division it is the TBC department dedicated to the cleaning and care of transparent elements: glass, domes, windshields, portholes, display cases, panoramic windows, and glossy surfaces found in brick constructions.
This division operates with delicate protocols and micro-intervention tools designed to remove dust, smudges, and surface residue without compromising the transparency, brilliance, or integrity of the pieces.
From the stained glass windows of a miniature museum to the dome of a space base, from the windshield of an urban vehicle to the porthole of a submarine, the mission is always the same: to restore depth, light, and visibility to the details.
Because even the smallest glass, in a world built with precision, deserves a perfect view.
Museum Care Team
Every brick building tells a story.
The task of Museum Care Team is to ensure that that story remains visible over time.
He Museum Care Team it is the TBC department specialized in the care, cleaning, and conservation of works, dioramas, collections, and brick installations exhibited in museums, exhibitions, archives, galleries, and private collections.
This department intervenes with delicate and controlled protocols designed to remove dust, micro-dust, and light residues without altering the composition, the position of the pieces, or the original identity of the artwork.
Museum Care Team operators work with precision tools, inspection lights, anti-static brushes, micro-suction, and documented procedures, treating each build as a small heritage asset to be protected.
From miniature historical monuments to exhibition cities, from archival models to large artistic installations, the mission is always the same: to preserve the beauty of brick worlds and keep them ready to be observed, narrated, and passed down.
Why even a work built piece by piece deserves the care of a museum.
Rail & Road Team
Every great brick world needs safe roads and clean tracks to keep moving.
He Rail & Road Team the TBC department is dedicated to the cleaning and maintenance of transport infrastructure built from bricks: railway lines, roads, bridges, tunnels, stations, level crossings, sidewalks, parking lots, stops and service areas.
This division intervenes to remove dust, micro-dust, dry residue, and light dirt from the most exposed and complex points: between the rails, along road edges, on bridge surfaces, in station areas, on modular platforms, and around passing vehicles.
Rail & Road Team operators use precision brushes, controlled micro-suction, small technical vehicles, inspection lights, and antistatic tools to restore order and full legibility to connecting routes.
From cleaning a railway station to maintaining a road bridge, from caring for a level crossing to removing dust between the tracks, the mission is always the same: to keep every route ready to connect worlds, cities, and stories.
Because in brick worlds, even the smallest journey deserves a perfect road.
Space Cleaning Unit
Even in space, dust always finds a way to land.
The Space Cleaning Unit It is the TBC department specialized in the cleaning and maintenance of brick space worlds: lunar bases, spaceships, rovers, satellites, orbital modules, interplanetary stations and panoramic domes.
This division intervenes where every detail counts. It removes micro-dust from technical surfaces, control panels, launch pads, portholes, antennas, onboard instruments, and exposed operational areas.
Space Cleaning Unit operators work with high-precision protocols, antistatic tools, and visual inspection procedures to restore order, brilliance, and full functionality to space environments.
From cleaning a rover that has just returned from a mission to decontaminating a lunar base covered in cosmic dust, the goal is singular: to restore every space world to maximum operational efficiency.
Why no mission can truly launch if the launch pad is not perfectly clean.
Urban Brick Division
Every brick city needs to stay alive, legible, and organized.
The Urban Brick Division it is the TBC department dedicated to the cleaning and care of urban environments built with bricks: streets, squares, sidewalks, buildings, bus stops, bridges, underpasses, pedestrian areas, construction sites, residential neighborhoods, and small town centers.
This division intervenes to remove dust, micro-dust, dry residue, and light dirt from urban surfaces, without altering the original structure of the construction. Every tile, every storefront, every facade, every road sign, and every small city detail is treated with care.
Urban Brick Division operators use precision tools, anti-static brushes, controlled micro-suction, technical cloths, and inspection lights to restore order, cleanliness, and depth to urban brick environments.
From the maintenance of a central square to the cleaning of a busy street, from the care of the façades to the removal of dust between modular sidewalks, the mission is always the same: to keep the brick city ready to be lived in, observed, and narrated.
Why even a small town built piece by piece deserves top-notch urban service.
Operational Roles and Specializations
The TBC team is composed of operators with different skills, responsibilities, and protocols.
In this section, we go into detail about the operational functions: mission coordination, precision cleaning, antistatic control, zero-gravity interventions, underwater maintenance, museum conservation, research, quality, technical maintenance, exhibition, and work at height.
Each card describes the operator's role, specialization, preferred tools, and how they contribute to the missions of Tiny Brick Cleaning Co.
Team Leader — Malik Stone
Operator 01 — Owen Duston
Operator 02 — Ava Clearstone
Operator 03 — Leo Stardust
Operator 04 — Mara Deepwell
Operator 05 — Livia Heritage
Operator 06 — Zoe Precision
Operator 07 — Max Fixwell
Operator 08 — Ella Showcase
Operator 09 — Dr. Nova Solution
Operator 10 — Luca Skyline
Every TBC mission stems from the combination of different skills.
There are those who coordinate, those who step in for the most delicate details, those who protect rare pieces, those who check tools and materials, and those who tackle the most complex environments.
The strength of the Tiny Brick Cleaning Co. lies not in a single operator, but in the precise and coordinated work of the entire team.