Look at Sig and Great planes for good kits with easy to follow instructions. Most of us will tell newer pilots and builders to look at the SIG 4* series. I use the 4* 60 to teach building. Most of the people I teach are older and the bigger 60 has a couple of building features I like better then the 40 and it's easier for old eyes to see in the air due to it's size. Very good first kit build and an outstanding second plane. With a good instructor and a buddy box it may be OK for you? An instructor may have a trainer on hand {I do} to teach new students or they may ask you to buy one? If so ARF trainers are pretty good and you can build something you like more then a trainer?