New to Photo etched modeling (people come if your expirenced with these models)

 to the boads, bihira.  You'll find that for every question you have, you'll have dozens of people who can answer it.

What kind of modeling are you interested in; planes, armor, ships, autos?  I build planes and I can tell you that most kits don't include PE.  Only two I can think of that do are Trumpeter and Eduards.  For ease of construction, I'd go with Tamiya and Hasegawa.

For other genres of kits, I'll let the repective experts chime in.

For PE, you'll need tweezers, a good set of nippers to get it off the sprue, and some crazy glue and accelerator.  For the model itself, I'd stay away from the old tube glue (testors in blue and orange) and go with one of the liquid cements.  My favorites are Tamiya and pro-weld.

Once we get a little more info, I'm sure we'll be able to answer all of your questions.

-Fred

sorry i guess i should of been more specific in my questions but you did answer some of my questions thx

well some models i want to try would be armors (which i think is military tanks and vehicles) and ships.

thanks for the reply but i have a question about what an accelerator is and was wondering i really want to learn more about PE but what would be a cheap effective bending block because i saw the etchmate and it was just too expensive to buy(even though it looks kick *** XD).

So could you be more specific on what brand would be good for PE modeler beginers

-Angel

You asked what is a good brand for beginer armor kits. I have an answer for that, Tamiya either the 1/48 or 1/35 scale. Tamiya's 1/48 scale is somewhat easier then the 1/35 scale. Mainly because their's less parts, and their is no suspenison to articulate. But 1/35 kits aren't that much harder, it's completley your choice. Dragon kits are great but I wouldn't recomend them to a beginer because of their high parts count and PE (photoetch). 

Hope this helps.