Davi Lucca, the 15-year-old son of Brazilian soccer star Neymar Jr. and influencer Carol Dantas, has drawn attention for launching AmigoDino, a brand of articulated 3D-printed dinosaur collectibles that double as keychains and bag accessories.
Born on August 24, 2011, in SĂŁo Paulo, Davi turned 15 in late August. He created the Instagram account for the brand in February 2026 and opened sales to the public in April, when he was still 14. The pieces, produced with a 3D printer, sell for R$99.99 each on the official site, with kits of two or four available at higher prices and free shipping on some bundles.
Early models in pink, orange, brown and green sold out within about a month, according to the brand’s social media. A limited World Cup edition in the yellow and green of the Brazilian national team, sometimes called Dino Brasileirinho, followed and also moved quickly. The brand describes the toys as designed to spark imagination, curiosity and creativity.
Family members and acquaintances helped raise the profile. Bruna Biancardi, Neymar’s partner and Davi’s stepmother, was photographed with one hanging from her bag. Surfer Gabriel Medina, Amanda Kimberlly (mother of Neymar’s daughter Helena), influencer Shantal Verdelho and Neymar himself have also shown the products. Verdelho posted stories praising the effort and noting that stock disappeared fast. Carol Dantas confirmed the project belongs to her son and shared supportive comments from a psychopedagogue who highlighted the teenager’s decision to create something rather than simply enjoy family resources.
A 3D-printing content creator, Hugo Lopes, posted an unboxing and technical review that drew millions of views. He noted solid construction, dual filament types and design choices suited to 3D printing. The official website lists Davi Lucca as co-founder alongside others, including Diego Silveira and Vinicius Martinez, and features statements from Carol Dantas about the family learning experience.
Gossip and entertainment accounts, including Portal Babados, have recirculated the story in recent days with claims that the venture already generates more than R$10,000 a month and that Davi is deliberately building independent wealth while setting aside his father’s fortune. Major Brazilian outlets such as CNN Brasil, G1 and PEGN have covered the launch, the sell-outs and the celebrity exposure but have not reported verified revenue figures; the company itself has not publicly disclosed sales volumes or earnings.
The products remain available through the brand’s online store, and the Instagram account continues to post new limited runs and customer photos. At 15, Davi Lucca is one of the more visible young entrepreneurs linked to a high-profile Brazilian sports family, turning a personal interest in dinosaurs and 3D printing into a small commercial project that has found an audience beyond that circle.
