Wow, cool to see the 68008 mentioned here! I actually went through 'The Art of Electronics Student Manual Hayes, Thomas C.; Horowitz, Paul' when I was a teenager in the late 90s and the course included wiring up the 68008 into a breadboard and attaching a keypad to key in hand-assembled hex! That was so fun.
I actually wire wrapped the 68008 chip with some buffer chips on a Apple 2 wire wrapping protoyping board. From recollection (<< probably wrong) the 68008 chip was enormous - about 10cm long and 2cm? wide. Back in the 80s I dreamed of getting the DTACK grounded 68000 board advertised in Byte Magazine ... but it was always "..a bit expensive for me ..."