...Should bring the rooks into play instead. The Queen and Pawn are outmatched alone. You'll be forced to bring the rooks into play anyway. By that time you will have wasted moves. Regardless White is 'toast'. Just remember that bringing your whole army into the fight can help dramatically.

I wouldn't have resigned here, but tried for a swindle. White is lost: that far we are in agreement. But just for bloody-mindedness I would have played 25.Rf6?! Of course this loses: so does everything else. But here's the idea: 25...Qh2ch? 26.Qxh2 gxh2ch 27.Kxh2 Bxc4? 28.Rg1ch Kh7 29.Rxc6 and it is White with the advantage! Naturally, it wuld not be all that hard for Black to find 25...Bg4! 26.Qe4 Qh2ch, in which case White can resign with a clear conscience.

I like your idea Ion. Anyone so intent on pushing the passed pawn might overlook the skewer on g4 with the Bishop.