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Never build a Hobby Boss kit so I have no reference for quality.
Maybe it's worth to try.
Trumpeter/Hobby Boss seem to have an A and a B team working on projects. The problem is you don't find out which you got until after the box is opened. Due to this inconsistency, you have to wait for a review on a specific kit unless you are willing to be the guinea pig. Wait for someone else to take the plunge and talk about it unless you just have to have it ASAP. I personally find their more recent stuff better than the old and of decent quality--certainly not Tamiya or WNW--and often covering subjects no one else does.
Also this: Hobby Boss tends to like fiddly bits in their kits and you can get through those sections but there may come the occasional moment where you eye the trash can once or twice. Go do something else for an hour and come back. Plastic can be a bit soft on some kits so cut with caution.
Or look at it this way: You want a 12.8cm Flak 40 with its trailers? Do you have other options at this scale? Do you think you likely will in your lifetime? I'm building their M35 Mittlere Panzerwagen ADGZ-Steyr kit now which I can get nowhere else except in resin (I believe) and it is a very nice kit except for it not having an interior and the engine cooling vents open onto very visible and empty space. Admittedly, there is very little photo evidence to reconstruct the interiors from but to not at least provide a block-off plate to conceal most of the void within the vehicle is maybe a little short-sighted? Or just not make the vents positionable in the first place? That one seems like Team A started the exterior but it was handed to Team B for the interior and they collapsed after designing door handles for the door interiors.
tl;dr version: Could be good but wait for a review or price drop at the very least.