The Wild Sushi: Beginnings
The Wild Sushi aircraft and skit have undergone some changes since the beginning of this process.
Back in May 2006, when The Wild Sushi was given the green light by Red Bull to participate in Canada’s first Flugtag event, the concept of the aircraft was completely different to what it is today. The original plan was to have the chopsticks act as a lever and drop sushi into the water.
Click the image above for a larger view of the original submission of the storyline.
In July, the skit for Team Sushi Gone Wild took another incarnation:
Click to view the July skit proposal in PDF format: July skit proposal (Funny stuffed animals galore!)
If you want to see what the final aircraft and skit will look like, you’ll have to join the masses at False Creek (by Science World) on Saturday, August 19!
More Fame for Sushi Gone Wild
Check out the official blog for Vancouver’s Red Bull Flugtag event – because Team Sushi Gone Wild and The Wild Sushi are IN IT!
Official Vancouver Flugtag Blog
Also, you can check out what the other Vancouver Flugtag teams are up to.
Muchos gracias to Joanna, the Flugtag Pilot Liaison, for pimping Sushi Gone Wild on her blog.
Additional thanks to Joanna for bringing the photo below to our attention – it totally captures the essence of The Wild Sushi! Much laughter ensued after viewing it 🙂
Introducing…The Wild Sushi
If you’ve been wondering how this and this would fit together to form Sushi Gone Wild’s entry in Vancouver’s Red Bull Flugtag competition, I now present the main structure of THE WILD SUSHI…
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A side view of The Wild Sushi even impresses the dog.
Adrienne visualizes how far The Wild Sushi will fly!
Sushi Gone Wild is famous!
Our team bio is up on the mother site! Woot! En Français, aussi.
Chariots of Fish?
Flugtag is all about teamwork…
and looking silly, but that comes later.
Don’t mess with Jenny and her powertools!
The makings of a chariot?…or rickshaw?