Scarlet Witch: A nice minifigure, but ...

Now that we've been able to take a closer look at the content of sets based on the film Avengers: Age of Ultron, we can start quibbling over a few details that irritate us ...

As far as I'm concerned, it's the Scarlet Witch minifigure that disappoints me a bit. Let's go over the face identical to that of the Supergirl minifigure from the DC Comics set 76040 Brainiac Attack or on the rough pad printing of the torso which reveals the basic color of the part (red) at the waist, it's about the legs that I have trouble understanding the technical choice of LEGO.

Why use Dark Tan below the skirt instead of pad printing Flesh to fit in with the rest of the minifigure (face, hands and cleavage) and match the appearance of the character in the film?

I used the photo uploaded by luiggi on his flickr gallery and I modified the color of the legs (on the right on the visual above) to show you what a Flesh pad printing would have given of the visible part of the character's legs.