Welcome Saito56. You came to the right place to get started. You'll find many people here eager to assist you. Ask lots of questions. You'll get very respectful, very helpful answers. All the things you have listed are essential for an initial model building set of tools and resources. I ditto all the suggestions, and add that you really want to get more than one type of glue.
Sometimes, you'll need a thin glue. My first glue of choice is the Model Master glue in the square plastic bottle with the long thin metal spout. It really lets me control where the glue goes and how much. The thin glue will let you pop pieces off after it dries if you need to. Sometimes, that's good and sometimes it's not! I do wonder how well it holds up over the years, though. I'll be finding out! :-)
Other times, you'll need something like Testors squeeze tube glue. It takes longer to set, so you can work with it a little while, and it's stickier so it grabs pieces a little bit and can help hold them in place. It also holds better when it finally dries.
You also need some super glue, called CA around here. It sets quickly so you can use it for pieces that are on vertical surfaces so they are less likely to slide down from where you want them, or you can use it on pieces that you don't want to hold together forever while you wait for the glue to dry. Just watch out that your fingers are out of the way, (he said with a clear tone of experience.) It's also great for gluing pieces together when you want the seams to disappear. Load up the edges, squeeze them together, and watch the glue melt the plastic and fill the seam. A little sanding and some final touch up with some Mr. Surfacer 500, another must-have in my opinion, and those aggravating seams will be gone.
Best wishes on your modeling journey. I am looking forward to seeing your pictures.