Crank some code while you're at it. Though we hear them singing, sometimes we continue to do things in the same old tired ways. One of these is the traditional wire-wrap breadboard. In the bad old days we created wire wrapped prototypes because they were faster to make than a PCB, and a lot cheaper. This is no longer the case.
Turnaround time is easily a week.
Cheap autorouting software means any engineer can design a PCB in a matter of a couple of days - and, you'll have to do this eventually anyway, so it's not wasted time. Dozens of outfits will convert your design to a couple of PCBs in under a week for a very reasonable price. Modem your board design to the vendor, and days later Fedex delivers your custom design, ready for assembly and test. PCBs are much quieter, electrically, than their wire wrapped brethren. With fast rise times and high clock rates noise is a significant problem even in small embedded designs.