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Take a look at what enterprising G scalers are doing that can't afford the super high prices of everything in that scale, like using coffee stirrers, popsickle sticks, toothpicks, cheap 'dime-store' jewelry chains, pieces of wire, clear plastic packaging, bits of clear 35mm film, brass pin heads, shapes from model cars, washers, rivet heads, pcs of tubing, grommets, old clock gears, scribed sheets of plastic, cardstock, 'diamond plate' strapping tape, and brass staples from cardboard cartons, to just name a few. I've used them all in scratchbuilding large scale stuff -- admitedly lots of the stuff I've referenced would be too clunky for smaller scales, but your proposed publication wouldn't have to confine itself to just one scale. Good luck.
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