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Another point for VR users is that the jump to get to the turret easter egg seems to be impossible. Instead I took the boxes from that same puzzle and dropped them through the fence, so that I could stack them by the entrance to the puzzle at the top of the hill, first one clockwise from the entrance to the world. Once I got on the rocks there, I worked my way back around the edges (the sand dunes let you get over the walls to save a little time) and then came into the turret area from above. Longer route, but it should be much less frustrating for VR users.
Either way, thanks for the easter egg notes. I absolutely would not have wanted to miss out on Jerusalem, that was definitely one of the highlights of the DLC for me.
For the bucket of paint, it's in order to put some message on the wall. The messages will be visible by your friends if they are in the same riddle.