Another contribution from Marco Boetti, a lovely Classical Indian Army, using a variety of manufacturers. More pics can be seen here:
http://www.dba-italia.org/modellismo/boetti/2-3-classical-indian.phpThis really is a very nicely put together army, on which a huge amount of time and effort has clearly been spent.
Here we have the infantry, blades and bow. The 3Bw figs are Xyston, and the blade figs are from Outpost.
Inpressively painted and based cavalry - again figs are from Xyston.
2 Light Chariot elements, with superb detailing on the side panels (Xyston)
Two Heavy Chariot Elements with equally impressively rendered side panels!
Finally, the elephants, including a close up of the general's mount. As with the chariois, incredible detail on these chaps, plus beautiful landscaping on the bases. Figures (I believe) from Minifigs.
Here is the complete army
A closer look at the Kataphractoi (6Kn) element, a deep wedge of lance and mace armed knights, closely supported by bow armed cavalry.
The army's mounted troops, including 6Kn, 3Cv and 2Lh.
Two views of the Skoutatoi and archers (8Bw). Deep formations of bowmen, supported by spear. In this case, Marco has depicted them defending the walls of Byzantium, however, with an aggression of 4, I can't see many occasions when these chaps will be defending!
Finally, the front and back of the army's one blade element (4Bd). These are Menavlatoi, whose members were described as "brave and indomitable in strength. The menavlion was a weapon 6' in length with an 18" head, and a shaft "as thick as a man could grasp". 
