Reddit reviews OLFA 9150US SAC-1 9mm Stainless Steel Auto-Lock Graphics Knife, Silver
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Cuts cardboard, plastics, Coroplast, foam board, gator board and moreGood for model making, scrapbooks, memory books, general crafts and hobby, etc.Pocket clip/blade snapper for convenienceTool-free blade changeIncludes one OLFA A1160B carbon tool steel snap-off blade
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I'm going to make some suggestions that are different than BZWingZero's, but I want to first emphasise that there is no right or wrong answer to this question.
You will of course need a model kit. Some kits are recommended often for their quality and ease of construction. I don't think either of those are overly important for a first kit. Instead, you should choose a kit based on whatever you like. There is no use building a kit unless you're fond of the design, or the series it is from.
I also don't think cutters are necessary at this stage. They are a useful tool that you will want to get later on as you get more into the hobby but at this stage you should use that money to buy another kit.
You will need a knife though. X-ACTO is the default recommendation but I advise against those sort of knives. They will work just fine. but I consider their rounded-ness to be a hazard since they are more likely to roll around and potentially fall off the table. I use [this knife](no ref)(http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BKA6IA). The ability to change the length of the blade comes in handy, and I can trust it to stay in place when I put it down.
A sharp blade should make a pretty noticeable difference. I personally like the Olfa knives with the snap off graphics blades.
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