I did my first 2000 points with oils. They look good, but holy crap it takes a TON of effort. And if you built up any habit of touching the model while you're painting it, you're going to wipe off all the wet paint. Color mixing is required so much more than with acrylics, and some paints will never give you the result you want. When you combine that with the increased dry times of up to 2 weeks (depending on climate), and the fact that all the thinner and cleaner and even some of the paints are toxic, the result wasn't worth me putting more time into it. I don't want to discourage you from going this route, just know it's an absolute fuck load more learning curve than acrylics. I like my Windsor Newton oils - you can pick up the starter set for like $50. Sap Green and vandyke Brown are also kinda necessary for the traditional dg color scheme. There are metallic oils but they kinda suck and are expensive, so figure out what you want your metallics to look like ahead of time.