buy seperately ....
2 pairs of scissors ,a cheap pair for cutting wire etc ,and a decent pair for trimming feathers thread etc
a decent bobbin holder preferably a ceramic one will last for a long long time
hackle pliers,preferably with rubber tips to aid grip but you can fit some to them yourself
vice is entirely the tiers choice i personally have a snowbee fly mate not the ball joint model as they are prone to breaking at the joint, not expensive by some makes and has never let me down yet
decent thread, uni or other decent make again a tiers choice as every one prefers there own type
and your choice of materials ,as said above go for materials for the flies you want to tie first and then build your collection up steadily
varnish for finishing heads etc , i use fly tite varnish which is thinner than a lot of makes and soaks in well into the threads etc its a naturaly produced product and has a thinners available for it as well for when or if it thickens
LAST BUT NOT LEAST A WHIP FINISHER NOT NECESSARY IF YOU WISH TO LEARN TO FINISH BY HAND , but if you buy one get a matterelli type rotary finisher
that should get you off to a good start then build as and when you require
BUY AS DECENT AS YOU WANT/CAN AFFORD , AVOID STONEFLY

PS .......
The FDG