Wights

This is an example of my Grave Guard. Don't ask what the C is for, it just looked good.

This is my Mounted Wight Lord. In the past, I've put this one at the head of a unit of Skeleton Cavalry, but since the rules have been revised, I've little use for it. It's too bad, too, I like the model.

This is a Mounted Wight Standard Bearer. In most of my games, he goes by the name "Lord Ballard, Bearer of the Blood Dragon Seal". He is done mainly in blue, a color I keep consistent throughout the unit he belongs to.

Here is a standard Wight Lord model. What I like about this one is that its colors are simple, which allows it to fit well into any unit. Also, in direct contrast to your basic idea of Wights, I tried to avoid making this one too showy, which gives it a nice feel.

Here is another Wight Lord model. The difference between this one, and Black Helm (pictured above), is that I went with brighter colors, and a showier look. I tend to use this one in the game a bit less frequently, although I think it's still an effective model.

This model is from the same unit as Lord Ballard (above), and is representative of my Wight Cavalry.