Presented here is a personal favorite of mine - The Flash of Two Worlds. 

This fantastic piece was based off of the classic cover of The Flash (1st series) #123 which was released in September 1961. This issue is the first to introduce parallel worlds to the DC Universe. The art being done by Carmine Infantino and Murphy Anderson and now it is realized into a beautiful statue sculpted by Tim Bruckner. This was produced in 2000 by DC Direct  and it is a limited run of only 1500 units! The statue features a man about to be crushed by a metal beam with both Jay Garrick (Golden Age) flash and Barry Allen (Silver Age) flash race to save him. The statue comes with an insert card so you can recreate the iconic cover. It measures approximately 10 1/2" tall x 8 1/2" wide x 12" deep.  This statue is in near mint condition. I am not the original owner of this but it I've had it for almost 20 years and it has never been displayed while in my possession. It has a few minor scrapes on the metal beam as shown above. Other than that the statue appears to be in great shape! The insert card is in great shape as well. Comes with original box and all original packing which are in excellent condition. Also comes with Certificate of Authenticity #1113/1500