Here is what you should get. <div>
</div><div>Being a NOOB, you will break props,  Get a MAS or APC nylon prop for the plane, you will thank yourself after digging the prop in on bad takeoff and landings and not spend a ton on new props. Once you get good at keeping the prop out of the dirt you can switch back to wood.  One of my friends has spent more in replacement props  than he spent on the plane. <div>
</div><div>Already mentioned, wrap that RX in foam. </div><div>
</div><div>If you can, get a good GP clip, and a starter.  New engines need the starter, you will have a hard time getting it started by hand until its broken in. </div></div><div>
</div><div>If you dont have one already, a stand for the plane is very helpful, one that can also be a flight box is even better, one that has a power panel even better. Most of them have a meter on it and a POT that you can adjust the amount of current to the GP and tell the condition of it. If you cant get it in the green  then the plug is bad. </div><div>
</div><div>Find out if there are any swap meets around, you can usually find these items in the cheap there. I picked up a few props, a field box that has a power panel, a 1 gallon fuel can,  fuel pump, and battery, it is a converted tool box with the panel on the top. I picked up a nearly new 90 starter, and a few other items and it all cost me under $50. I did have to replace the battery as it was too weak to spin the starter, but fired up the GP and pump OK.  I modified it a bit by switching out the alligator clips and 18 gauge wires to the panel with 12 gauge wire and battery lugs along with a power switch between the battery and panel.  The box holds my starter, GP clip, some spare props, prop wrench, chicken stick, gallon fuel can, fuel pump and other small items I might need, and everything is inside except the panel and switch which are on top.  </div><div>
</div><div>You dont need new and top of the line to enjoy this hobby, that motor you have will be just fine, take care of it, break it in right and you will use it for a long time.  I dont know about the radio though since all mine are 2.4 but my friends still fly airtronics from 20+ years ago. Other than the starter kit, you look like you have everything you need to get in the air. </div>