I would do one of this....exactly this in the photo
For what I've understand this is the first batch without the extra armor sides....so I should use the kit ibg n° 35033...

or do I need to use the other one?!I mean the ibg 35032 kto rosomak "green devil"(the one with the anti-rpg net all around)

Suggestions are more than welcome.
I would star again to do models after a long time.

Cheers

Ciro

You need 35033 kit, but I'm not sure it includes boxes that were installed in place of propellers. The 35032 version has these boxes, but it is a different variant of Rosomak - with add-on armor installed (and I don't mean the nets).

You will also need to add concertina wire storage "pocket".

Ok,so minor modifications are required....thank you!

Just checked my 35033 instructions and there is no option for the rear just propellers; however, agree that 35033 would be the best because of the side walls and try and scratch the rear boxes as the ones in 35032 appear different, check instruction book step 38, link:
http://www.ibgmodels.com/instr/35032.pdf

http://www.ibgmodels.com/35032.htm

http://www.ibgmodels.com/35033.htm

Also, the front of the pictured vehicle has a wire cutter in front of the drivers hatch which is part of 35032 but if you are keen Part photo etch has this in the kit, link:
https://www.jadarhobby.pl/part-p35296-135-kto-rosomak-ibg-p-49129.html?language=en¤cy=USD

As a side, the interior of the vehicle has the checked board that’s on the floor running up behind the troop seats in the rear compartment and if you wish to do this you will need Eduard 35941, I found it pretty hard to get but a quick search came up with some, links:
Main search:
https://www.google.com.au/#q=eduard+35941&spf=1497263847111

http://www.hobbylinc.com/eduard-models-armor--floor-plate-us-1990-2006-plastic-model-vehicle-accessory-1:35-scale-35941

https://www.trainz.com/products/eduard-35941-1-35-floor-plate-us-1990-2006-for-tank

https://www.modellbau-universe.de/produkt;floor-plate-us-1990-2006-eduard;edu~35941;175;1;1;1.htm

Good luck with it

Hey David thank you for the help and suggestions!
Cheers Ciro