You will gater other tools as you find a need for them and most modellers will be happy to lend you what you forgot or don't have. You can use anything from a simple syringe to an electric pump to fuel your plane - just make sure that the fuel will not 'eat' the insides of whatever it is you decide to use. There are many pumps available that have been specially designed for the purpose. With regard to starting, again you can use a 'Chicken-Stick' through an electric starter. It is simply a piece of wood or plastic that you use to flip the propellor with and can be made from a piece for broom handle or purchased as a special item.
Many modellers use an electric starter.
This is a 12 volt electric motor with a special cup on the shaft that turns the propellor. Advantages are an easier, more reliable start. Disadvantages are cost and the need for a 12 volt battery to drive it. It is something you will eventually want to own. For information, here is some of the equipment we have had most success with.