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Styrene is easier  but brass can be rewarding - You will need  a soldering iron- fairly powerful  with interchanchable bits. A blowlamp with fine flame, Flux , variuous melting point solders, and of course brass . Bending can be fun and there are various tools available  for that tho some steel flat  sections and a decent vice will help, clamps , supports and a heatproof surface , files, pliers,  a selection of straight and curved snips .   Also  a considerable amount of patience and asbestos fingers helps a lot.   Personally I use brass where styrene cannot take the stress or would be  too thick  , tho tinplate or copper  can  be an alternative . Styrene is undoubtably easier , cheaper and fairly durable if well painted  - big plus it can be made to look like wood  - very hard with brass.
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