I started with the FT Flyer. Super quick build, flys good, and easy to replace/repair when you crash. Will get you in the air quick. I then moved to the tiny trainer due to being able to swap wings and go from 3-4 channel. The 3 channel was super easy to fly due to it being the same flying style as the FT flyer. Then, once I was comfortable, I stuck the sport wing on it. Whole new bird. Got use to that and the rest is history. But, as I've built bigger and bigger, I've realized the bigger they are, they easier they fly. Wind isn't as much of a factor, and as long as you stay light, they just float. I have a FT Explorer that can slow down to speed walk pace with flaps engaged. I just finished a 125% FT Spitfire which has turned out to be the easiest to fly plane I've owned.
Anyway, being new to building/flying be prepared to crash. Don't get discouraged. Come back here if you get stuck. The people here on the forums are full of help and advice that will get and keep you flying.
Good luck