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I'd say go electric straight away but that's just me. Maybe a semi-acoustic? It'll have the advantage of being nice to play and not compulsory to plug in. You're right with the 3/4 size.
Feeling generous?
http://www.ivormairants.co.uk/benedetto-andy-3-4-size-jazz-guitar.html?___store=default
This rules! Dimebag FTW
http://www.imuso.co.uk/Electric-Guitars/7581-/Dean-Dimebag-Darrell-Dime-from-Hell-ML-3-4-Size-Electric-Guitar?utm_source=googleproduct
You'll need an amp with this:
http://www.musicstreet.co.uk/squier-size-mini-bullet-stratocaster-black-p-3660.html?utm_campaign=[CAMPAIGN]&utm_medium=[MEDIUM]&utm_source=[SOURCE]
I used to have one of these until I stepped on it and it was beautiful:
http://www.dv247.com/guitars/taylor-bt2-baby-taylor-mahogany-3-4-size-acoustic-guitar--43844
The nicer the guitar, the more you want to play it, the more inclined to play it, the better you get, the more you love it. (Niceness does not necessarily = £££)